DOCUMENTARY FEATURE FILM FESTIVAL – Thursday June 3rd (Stream for FREE all Day)

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THE SOUNDS OF STREET VENDORS, 8min., USA/Cuba, Documentary Directed by Michael Brims A portrait of the music and the sounds of street vendors in Havana. Shown at the September 2016 DOCUMENTARY FEEDBACK Film Festival Movie Review by Kierston Drier The Sounds of Street Vendors is a soundscape portrait of Havana’s…

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WAR OF SPACE, 5min., USA/Kenya, Documentary Directed by Matt Mays As human and elephant populations increase across the Serengeti ecosystem, the Maasai Mara region of Kenya is struggling with room for both to exist peacefully. Conflict is daily and sometimes deadly. A group of dedicated rangers is working to find…

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THE CHAMPION, 17min, USA, Documentary Directed by Patrick McGowan A former Iraqi boxing champion, Estaifan Shilaita overcomes tremendous hardships as he builds a special bond with his family and taxi cab customers in Chicago. Shown at the September 2016 DOCUMENTARY FEEDBACK Film Festival Movie Review by Kierston Drier The Champion,…

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Played at the April 2017 LA FEEDBACK Film Festival. GEORGE, 7min, USA, Documentary Directed by Mary Gerretsen A short profile documentary about a man’s life and journey through love, loss and illness. Review by Kierston Drier: Directed by Mary Gerresten, George is nothing short of delightful. It is the story…

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Played at the April 2017 LA FEEDBACK Film Festival. THE LONG GOODBYE: AN ALZHEIMER’S STORY, 5min, USA, Documentary Directed by Christian J. Harris An intimate short story about Alzheimers and it’s effect on it’s victims and caregivers. Get an inside look of what it’s like to live with this disease…

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Played at the April 2017 LA FEEDBACK Film Festival. THE NEON STRUGGLE, 38min, USA, Documentary Directed by Bert Simonis A family fights to keep their neon sign business alive as the light of the industry fades away. The process of creating these delicate signs is beautifully photographed to capture the…

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The American Documentary Film Festival and Film Fund (AmDocs) is one of the largest Docs only festivals in the United States, located near the media capital of Hollywood in beautiful Palm Springs. This unique event focuses on international films in both the short and feature categories as well as showcasing…

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A decade after An Inconvenient Truth (2006) brought climate change into the heart of popular culture comes the follow-up that shows just how close we are to a real energy revolution. Directors: Bonni Cohen, Jon Shenk Stars: Al Gore, George W. Bush, John Kerry Review by Gilbert Seah   AN…