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August 2006
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interviews
The Whole Story
Alex Karpovsky discusses his first film The Hole Story, screening at Woods Hole Film Festival this month,
and how he went from making the best of a situation to making Best in
Fest.
Making Waves
John Lavall and Devlo Media gain attention with recent Emmy wins and his new
documentary A Thousand Papercuts.
Sister Act
Sisters Toni-Ann Baker and Diane St. Laurent preserve the legacy of Rhode
Island with the story of John Clarke, screening as part of
the RI Film Festival this month.
tribute
Happy Trails to Boomtown
In the early days of television, and for two decades after, children in New
England found a hero in a cowboy named Rex Trailer. Massachusetts native Michael
Bavaro’s film, Rex Trailer’s Boomtown is an affectionate portrait of the
show and its star. The film screens this month at the Rhode Island Film
Festival.
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Not A Photograph: The Mission of Burma Story
news in brief
Industry News
8/06
Massachusetts boosts arts spending, NH plans a
summit, and more...
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profile
Breaking Down Barriers
New Haven teenagers find power behind the lens as they try to change
socio-economic conditions in their community through documentary films through
Youth Rights Media.
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