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Product Description
DOX #101
CONTENT
Editorial: New ripples at our shores
Sound series: part three: Sound designer Peter Albrechtsen enters the mixing room of Oscar-nominated Dirty Wars
In focus: Joan Churchill: The relationship is crucial to cinematographer Joan Churchill
State of Docs: No Simple Arab Spring: In the 24-hour media storm, the more nuanced documentary is crucial. The Arab world has experienced an increase in independent production
Favourites: Director of Vision du Réel, Luciano Barisone, shares his favourite documentaries from the last year
In focus: Peter Liechti: A masterclass with a filmmaker that continues to explore new modes of cinematic expression
Photo series: Moments Before the Flood: Magnum photographer Carl de Keyzer frames the world anew
Interactive series: Part 3: Documentary and interactive filmmaker Suvi Helminen invites us into MIT’s Open Documentary Lab, dedicated to emerging documentary forms
Case Study: Docs go to Hollywood: The Bengali Detective was sold to Hollywood for a fiction remake. Producer Giovanna Stopponi shares her experience
Emerging Voices: South Africa: Big Fish is a film school for talents from marginalized South Africa. They are now heading for the Berlinale Film Market
Case study: The Reunion: Artist Anna Odell goes far beyond the play with genres in her stunning The Reunion
Emerging voices: China: At CNEX and IDFA last year it was evident that there is more than one Ai Weiwei in China
Eco docs’ contribution to public debate: Part one: Editorialist and researcher, Sandrine Lage, shares her research on eco documentaries contribution to public awareness
Reviews
Alphabet
Ne Me Quitte Pas
Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy?
DVD in this issue: Losing Sonia: Director Radka Franczak sheds light on her work on the film about Sonia, who has dedicated her life to the search for beauty
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