November 2002

By Asa Pittman Beantown connections help Mary Feuer with her directorial success story -- "Rock Bottom" her latest short film which premiered at the Hamptons International Film Festival last month.

By Michele Meek A smaller, more focused Independent Feature Project (IFP) Market in New York City showcased several local films in its 24th year.

By D.P. Bettencourt Conference for film archivists, new festivals take root in RI, and more... A report of news & events in the local industry for November 2002.

By Nicole Sawyer The Association of Moving Image Archivists, whose annual conference brings them to Boston on November 18-23, is dedicated to preserving your history, whether you knew it or not.

By Emily Jansen NewEnglandFilm.com gathers advice from Sundance Channel’s Paola Freccero as part of the "Dream to Screen" series exploring how local filmmakers can get their works shown on national television.

By Simon Rucker Arlington filmmaker Austin de Besche talks about the physical and emotional journeys behind the making of his documentary "Pilgrimage into the Past," which premieres at this month’s Boston Jewish Film Festival.

By Ann Jackman Paul Goudreau’s documentary film "20 Feet Over Belfast" about unique Irish mural art sheds new light on our existing perceptions of Northern Ireland.

By Susanna Baird Connecticut documentary filmmaker DJ Kadagian talks about his film "State of the Union," which screened at this fall's Independent Feature Project Market.

By Amy Roeder Local Sightings’ David Kleiler takes the reins at the Northampton Independent Film Festival, promising bigger and better things at this month’s event.

By Chris Cooke Reviews of several films screening at this month's Boston Jewish Film Festival -- "3 Weeks After Paradise," "The Collector of Bedford Street" and "A Home on the Range: The Jewish Chicken Ranchers of Petaluma."

By Michele MeekListings of the New England projects featured at this year's market.