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Movie Review: In ‘Orwell: 2+2=5,’ a Powerful Portrait of the Author and His Still Relevant Writings

Movie Review: In ‘Orwell: 2+2=5,’ a Powerful Portrait of the Author and His Still Relevant Writings

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Sundance Institute Sets 32 Projects For Documentary Fund Grants

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Sundance Institute Sets 32 Projects For Documentary Fund Grants

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EXCLUSIVE: The Sundance Institute has set its Documentary Fund grant recipients for 2025. 32 projects will be supported through the fund, bolstering global nonfiction storytelling on timely subjects that drive cultural and social impact. Each will receive an unrestricted grant from a total granting fund of over $1.5 million. Grants support projects at every stage […]See the Story

Landmarks — Lucrecia Martel [NYFF '25 Review]

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Landmarks — Lucrecia Martel [NYFF '25 Review]

At the beginning of Lucrecia Martel’s first feature-length documentary, Landmarks, we’re presented with satellite images of Earth. From this zoomed out perspective, there are no countries, borders, or people within view, only water, land, and atmosphere clouding the globe. This simplistic view from outer space could allude to the “new frontier” that President John F. [...] The post Landmarks — Lucrecia Martel [NYFF ’25 Review] appeared first on …See the Story

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