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The Beauty of Limitations: Indie Filmmakers Talk Learning to Work Within the TV System
Speaking at a panel moderated by Filmmaker Magazine's Scott Macaulay at the New York Television Festival's Development Day this past weekend, Jack Lechner, the executive producer of indies like "Blue Valentine" and "Smile 'Til It Hurts: The Up with People Story&q...
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New On DVD: Alrick Brown-Directed Drama On Rwanada Genocide/Reconciliation "Kinyarwanda"
Director Alrick Brown's 2011 film, Kinyarwanda, was, in my opinion, the best film of that year. You can judge for yourself, now that the AFFRM-released drama is available for purchase on DVD.
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"Kinyarwanda" Shows the Good and Bad of Cinematic Therapy
The Rwandan genocide is more than a backdrop for the ensemble drama "Kinyarwanda." It puts a face on the victims and their oppressors with an earnest desire to work though the country's demons -- if not attempting to expel them, then at least coming to terms with the human component on...
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