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Tag: Documentary
Stockholm is rife with opportunities for art students
Götheburg may be known as Sweden’s ‘student city’, but Stockholm is increasingly popular with exchange and international students, as well as local Swedes. Stockholm University…
A Look Behind Sunderland ‘Til I Die
FRONTRUNNER speaks to the creators of the Netflix series 'Sunderland Till I Die', revealing the trials and woes of the English football club.
Us Kids: Kim Snyder’s Parkland Documentary
FRONTRUNNER gets a closer look at Us Kids, a documentary following the survivors of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre.
The Best Books for the Documentary Film Student
Documentary films are one of the youngest art forms in the world and because of digital technology, cheaper cameras, and online streaming are reaching…
A Q&A With British Filmmaker Toby Amies
British filmmaker Toby Aimes chats with FRONTRUNNER about his filmmaking process and a deep dive into documenting the progressive rock band King Crims…
Chasing Miranda July in ‘L.A. Tea Time’
Quebecois filmmaker Sophie Bédard Marcotte goes searching for Miranda July in her 2019 documentary film, L.A. Tea Time. FRONTRUNNER learns more.
‘Fat Front’: A Film By Louise Detlefsen & Louise Kjeldsen
Four young women promote body positivity, joining the fight against a fat-phobic world in Louise Deltefsen and Louise Kjeldsen’s documentary Fat Fro…
Shadow Flowers at the IDFA Film Festival 2019
The documentary Shadow Flowers tells the story of a North Korean housewife, Ryun-hee Kim, who involuntarily becomes a South Korean citizen. Duped by a…
Leaving Footprints Under Your Skin: Antonio Hernández
In a special guest post for FRONTRUNNER, Cuban photographer Antonio Hernández in conversation with Miami-based artist/cultural activist Alette Simmon…
