“When they were having to carry my husband’s body up the side of the mountain, it showed a lot more than, actually, what I thought it did,” Shurama Prince said.
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Zero Days explores malware’s global threat
Director Alex Gibney continues excelling at documentary horror with Zero Days.
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deadCenter Film Festival: Recommended reels
If there’s one figure whose life and work were just waiting to be represented in a documentary, it’s Maya Angelou. That is why it’s crazy when you realize that there hasn’t been a single feature film produced about the revolutionary writer until now.
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Documentary follows food critic around Los Angeles
OKCMOA screens a documentary about Los Angeles Times food critic Jonathan Gold and offers look at the real city underneath the golden sheen of Hollywood.
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OC graduates help build a popular Star Wars toy
“It was kind of like a game of 20 Questions that we played with the Lucasfilm team,” she said.
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In Jackson Heights provides inside look at diverse community
Filmmaker Frederick Wiseman crafts a diverse portrait of cultural vibrance in a Queens neighborhood.
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Local documentarian makes film about Randy Castillo
Local filmmaker Mike Bell made a documentary about legendary drummer Randy Castillo and has been showing it at film festivals.
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With impressive animated sequences, it’s a doc as accomplished as it is infectious.
With impressive animated sequences, it’s a doc as accomplished as it is infectious.
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Documentary explores culture of fear after Indonesian mass killings
Joshua Oppenheimer returns to Indonesia and the aftermath of the mass killings of the 1960s in The Look of Silence.
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A 40-year-old documentary about Leon Russell finally gets its home debut
Next month, A Poem Is a Naked Person makes its Oklahoma premier at Circle Cinema, 10 S. Lewis Ave., in Tulsa.