Filmmaking Unexpectedly Becomes a Family Affair
By Eddie Martinez
Making a film about teenagers can be one of the most fulfilling experiences for any documentary filmmaker. You just better make sure you have enough food in the fridge.
Film & Performance
Army Vet Finds Peace in Interactive Performance
By Aaron Hughes
Story has always been the beating heart of theater. In Aaron Hughes’ hands, that art has been fused with one of the world’s oldest beverages, resulting in a remarkable theater piece called simply Tea.
Film Explores How Native American Traditions Can Improve US Criminal Justice System
By Alice Tessler
Award-winning filmmaker Anne Makepeace is turning a lens on a “different kind of justice” in her latest project. The documentary in progress, whose working title is “Tribal Justice,” explores collaboration involving state courts and Native American tradition in pursuit of a more positive outcome