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Tag Archives: DOC NYC
Activists as Pranksters
Nearly twenty years into their serious hoaxster crusade for economic and environmental justice, activists (and “each other’s perfect enablers”) Mike Bonanno and Andy Bichlbaum have zeroed in on climate change, and the last five years of their sophisticated pranks are documented in “The … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Photography, Photos, Politics
Tagged Andy Bichlbaum, DOC NYC, Laura Nix, Mike Bonanno, The Yes Men
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Overwhelming–But in a Good Way
DOC NYC, feisty in its fourth year, and now the largest documentary festival in the United States, will screen 72 features (a dozen more than last year), 39 shorts and include 20 panel discussions and master classes–in eight days. More … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Friends, Photography, Photos, www.robinholland.com
Tagged "American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs", "Is the Man Who is Tall Happy? An Animated Conversation with Noam Chomsky", "The Pleasures of Being Out of Step", David L. Lewis, DOC NYC, Grace Lee, Grace Lee Boggs, Meg Handler, Michel Gondry, Nat Hentoff
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Those Eyes
In “Charlotte Rampling: The Look,” the amazing German fashion photographer Peter Linderbergh says to the eponymous subject of Angelina Maccarone’s documentary that he wouldn’t be able to look at her “like this” without his camera. I know my cameras provide a … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Photos
Tagged "Charlotte Rampling: The Look", Angelina Maccarone, Charlotte Rampling, DOC NYC, Peter Lindbergh
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Talking Pictures 