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Out of Control?
Is there truth in journalism? If so, who's
telling it? Filmmaker Jehane Noujaim's new documentary "Control Room"
unearths a fresh perspective on Middle Eastern news media and the war that still
rages out of American earshot.
Weathering the Storm
As they prepare for the premiere of "Baby
It’s Cold Outside" at the Maine International Film Festival, the film’s
writer/producer (Pam Ross) and director (Polly Bennell) share stories about the
trials and tribulations of making the film that are as quirky and comedic as the
movie itself.
The Starlet and the
Inventor
Just who is the real Hedy Lamarr? Filmmaker Lisa Perkins attempts to answer this
question with "Secret Intelligence: The White-Hot Mind of Hedy Lamarr."
Poetry in Motion
Filmmaker Louise Bourque addresses the
subconscious mind, gender roles, and the concept of home with her innovative
work which screens in a WIFVNE series this month at the Boston Public Library.
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"Home Movies"
reviews
A Blast of a Bash
Rhode Island School of Design grads steal the show at the recent
New England
Animation Bash, presented by the Brattle and Coolidge Corner Theatres.
news in brief
Industry
News 07/04
Boston Political Film Festival, "Tracks to Somewhere," SportsCenter
and more...
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No Place Like Home
For some, the search for success requires leaving home. For others -- like
filmmaker Helena Schniewind -- success is found by coming home. Her film
"Fuzzy" screens in a WIFVNE series this month at the Boston Public
Library.
Taking on a New Role
Patty Meyer talks about adding another hyphen
in her title as producer-writer-director for the short film, "The
List" which screened this June at the Boston International Film Festival.
report
Glitzy to Gritty
Highlights from the 2004 Nantucket Film Festival.
profile
Grant Guidance
This segment of the NewEnglandFilm.com funding series
profiles the Massachusetts Foundation for the
Humanities who offers media grants to help filmmakers help humanity.
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