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The Smalls Film Festival now open for submissions
One of London’s lovely little film festivals, fittingly called The Smalls, is open for submissions – so get your documentaries in now people! … Read entire article »
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Submissions now open for PUMA Impact Award 2013
The call for entries for the 2013 PUMA Impact Award is now open. Over the past few years the awards have gathered success through the submission of high profile documentaries such as Budrus, Gasland and The End of the Line. … Read entire article »
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Honigmann awarded Dortmund honorary documentary film award
Dutch documentary filmmaker Heddy Honigmann has been honoured at the Dortmund – Cologne International Women’s Film Festival with the Dortmund honorary documentary film award. … Read entire article »
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Which documentary will take home the prize for Best Short tonight?
Tonight’s the night, it’s Oscar time. We’ve already made our predictions for the Best Documentary Feature Lenght category but we’ve not been brave enough to make a solid prediction on which film will win Best Documentary Short – what do you think? … Read entire article »
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Searching For Sugar Man picks up top award at BAFTAs
Malik Bendjelloul’s Searching for Sugar Man took home another prize this weekend after winning the award for Best Documentary Feature at the BAFTAs. The Imposter‘s director Bart Layton and producer Dimitri Doganis bagged the award for Outstanding Debut. … Read entire article »
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Sheffield Doc/Fest is looking for a youth jury
The Sheffield Doc/Fest Youth Jury, now in its seventh year, is a great opportunity for young people interested in watching, making or critiquing documentary film. And now they are looking for you. … Read entire article »
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The documentary future looks bright with First Light nominees
First Light has announced its nominees for the First Light Awards 2013. The competition celebrates young British filmmakers from a wide range of social backgrounds – and, looking at the Young Voice award nominees and the documentary nominees, shows us we can expect a nice future for docs. … Read entire article »
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