Art by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Richard Diebenkorn along with artists Duncan Hannah, Peter McGough, are featured in Make Me Famous, a documentary on painter Edward Brezinski and his quest for fame.
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Documentary MAKE ME FAMOUS Examines Artist Edward Brezinski and his Failed Quest for Fame | Trailer
Make Me Famous directed by Brian Vincent
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Jay Rosenblatt’s Father/Daughter Documentary HOW DO YOU MEASURE A YEAR? Debuts on HBO | Trailer
How Do You Measure A Year? directed by Jay Rosenblatt In the Oscar®-nominated HBO documentary short How Do You Measure A Year?, filmmaker Jay Rosenblatt (HBO’s Oscar®-nominated “When We Were Bullies,” “Phantom Limb,” “The Darkness of Day,” “Human Remains”) documents his daughter Ella’s growth over 17 years – from age 2 to age 18.
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David Sabshon’s Copyright Infringement Documentary Featuring Artist CJ Hendry Premieres at Brooklyn Film Festival
Copyright Infringement directed by David Sabshon (screenshot) Brooklyn based director David Sabshon explores the law of copyright infringement, social media’s effect on the art world, and the value systems of the contemporary art market in his new documentary Copyright Infringement premiering as an Official Section of 2023 Brooklyn Film Festival on Friday, June 9
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Casa Susanna, PBS Documentary Tells Story of 1950’s Secret Underground Network for Trans Women, Cross-Dressers
Susanna and four guests in Casa Susanna directed by Sébastien Lifshitz Casa Susanna, a new documentary by French filmmaker Sébastien Lifshitz (Wild Side, Little Girl, Bambi) offers a fascinating window into LGBTQ+ history, of an underground network where transgender women and cross-dressing men found refuge.
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Watch First Look Trailer for IT’S BASIC, Marc Levin’s Documentary on Movement for Guaranteed Income, at Tribeca Fest
It’s Basic directed by Marc Levin Emmy and Peabody award winning director Marc Levin debuted the official trailer for It’s Basic, his new feature documentary on the movement for guaranteed income, set to World Premiere at the upcoming Tribeca Festival 2023 in the Spotlight Documentary Section.
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THE LAST RIDER Trailer. Documentary Tells Story of Cycling Legend Greg LeMond, Only American to Win Tour de France
The Last Rider directed by Alex Holmes Roadside Attractions debuted the official trailer for The Last Rider, the sports documentary film on the cyclist Greg Lemond who came back from the brink of death with a bullet hole in his stomach to win the 1989 Tour de France.
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‘Making of the Meme King’ Controversial Entrepreneur and Investor Ryan Cohen Profiled in CNBC Documentary
Ryan Cohen (via Twitter) From building Chewy into an e-commerce giant to the online frenzy around GameStop and Bed Bath & Beyond, controversial Canadian entrepreneur and investor Ryan Cohen has become an icon to a new generation of investors.
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MTV to Release PAY OR DIE, Documentary on Families Dealing with High Cost of Insulin Medication
Pay or Die directed by Scott Alexander Ruderman and Rachael Dyer MTV Documentary Films acquired Pay or Die, the documentary by award-winning directors Scott Alexander Ruderman and Rachael Dyer spotlighting the huge problems faced by families struggling to afford their insulin medications.
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‘The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart’ Documentary Set for CNN on Memorial Day
The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart. Courtesy HBO. Directed by filmmaker Frank Marshall (Seabiscuit, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button), The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart, the Emmy Award-winning HBO documentary on Barry, Maurice and Robin Gibb, known as the Bee Gees will air on Memorial Day, Monday, May 29 at 8pm ET on CNN.
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BURDEN OF PROOF Trailer. Stephen Searches for the Truth on his Missing Sister in HBO Docuseries
Burden of Proof directed by Cynthia Hill HBO shared the official trailer for Burden of Proof, a four-part true crime docuseries following Stephen as he searches for the truth on his sister, 15-year-old Jennifer Pandos who went missing in 1987.
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Tribeca Fest Documentary TAKE CARE OF MAYA by Henry Roosevelt to Debut on Netflix
Take Care of Maya directed by Henry Roosevelt Directed by Henry Roosevelt and executive produced by award-winning filmmakers Liz Garbus, Dan Cogan and Jon Bardin, the documentary Take Care of Maya follows Jack and Beata Kowalski and their experience with the “system” after they bring their 10-year-old daughter to the ER with a rare illness.
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19 Documentary Films Win Jewish Story Partners Grants
Ain’t No Back to a Merry-Go-Round directed by Ilana Trachtman 19 documentary films have been awarded grants totaling $490,000 from Jewish Story Partners (JSP), a Los Angeles-based non-profit film funding organization. JSP, which launched in April 2021 with support from Kate Capshaw and Steven Spielberg’s Righteous Persons Foundation, has an ambitious vision to stimulate and support the highest caliber independent films that expand the Jewish story.