TFF calendar for those covering the festival.
Author: Greggory W Morris
THE ENDLESS Film Review
The number of times one sees a movie is the best indication of just how good it is. Audiences seeing this movie should be prepared to be looped into an endless experience.
Der Tagesspiegel – Liste von 33.293 registrierten Asylsuchenden, Geflüchteten und Migrant*innen, die aufgrund der restriktiven Politik der Festung Europas zu Tode kamen
Der Tagesspiegel – List of 33,293 registered asylum seekers, refugees and migrants who died as a result of the restrictive policies of the fortress of Europe.
Happened Thursday, Story in the Works
Teleconference about the census problems created by the Trump administration.
Sinclair Broadcasting Group’s Orwellian Attack on the Press
The latest attention-getting attack is truly ominous.
Skylar Nor’easter, If It Had a Voice: “Veni, Vidi, Vici”
Skylar Nor’easter came to town
Third Annual U.S. Edition of the Locarno Industry Academy International …
… Taking Place March 28 to March 31 During New Directors/New Films. Press Release Edited for Style “Thirteen of this year’s Academy participants are women and most are people of color, so I am hopeful that the dialogue among emerging…
Harun Farocki Screenings, 80 Washington Square East and Anthology Film Archives, April 8 – July 15
His films often track the effects that free markets, war, and their attendant technologies have on the individual. His films invariably reflect on the methods we use to construct and distribute images and the uses to which these images are put.
CHI-TOWN Film Review
A hell of a documentary by Director Nick Budabin telling a bittersweet saga about the basketball playing years of Keifer Sykes, who has the indomitable spirit of an African American Everyman, soaring on the courts as a pint-size wunderkind and off as a loving uncle, father and comrade as he pursues his dreams. This film is as much about life, especially life in Chicago, as it is about basketball.
Art of the Real, Annual Nonfiction Showcase, The Film Society of Lincoln Center, April 26 – May 6
An essential showcasing of the most vital and innovative voices in nonfiction and hybrid filmmaking, the 2018 lineup features a host of brilliant new works and exciting artist spotlights, including one world premiere, eight North American premieres, and seven U.S. premieres, with many of the filmmakers in person.