The multi award-winning series POV returns for its 36th season with a slate of 16 feature documentaries with themes devoted to caregiving, transnationalism, activism, childhood aspirations, accessibility, and intergenerational relationships.
Wisdom Gone Wild
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POV Series 36th Season Lineup – A House Made of Splinters, A Story of Bones, Children of the Mist, Eat Your Catfish and More
A House Made of Splinters directed by Simon Lereng
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CAAMFest 2023 Unveils Lineup, Opens with Adele Lim’s JOY RIDE at Castro Theatre
Joy Ride directed by Adele Lim The Center for Asian American Media (CAAM) announced the fully in-person program lineup for CAAMFest 2023, taking place May 11-21, 2023 in San Francisco. Opening Night of this year’s festival is headlined by the film Joy Ride directed by Adele Lim at the Castro Theatre.
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39th Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival Announces Lineup
Big Fight In Little Chinatown directed By Karen Cho The Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival announced the lineup for the 39th edition of the annual showcase of Asian American, Native Hawaian, Pacific Islander, diasporic and Asian international cinema taking place May 4 to May 13, 2023.
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DOC NYC 2022 to Showcase More Than 200 Films, Opens with MAYA AND THE WAVE
Maya and the Wave directed by Stephanie Johnes DOC NYC, America’s largest documentary festival returns in-person November 9-17 and continues online through November 27, presenting more than 110 feature-length documentaries among over 200 films and dozens of events.
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IDFA 2022 to Open with Niki Padidar’s ALL YOU SEE, Announces Main Competition Lineup
All You See by Niki Padidar International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) 2022 will open with the world premiere of All You See by Niki Padidar. Padidar’s multi-layered feature powerfully foregrounds the sensation of being looked at. Honest, painful, and even humorous encounters with three other immigrants to the Netherlands are stylistically interwoven between Padidar’s own personal history, opening up a vulnerable space of articulation with global resonance. A confessional collage with no simple outs, All You See turns the spotlight on all of us, while simultaneously asking: who is “us”?