Children’s rights

Independent spirit: 21st Sheffield Doc/Fest

June 25, 2014October 11, 2017 Georgia KorossiLeave a comment

Continuing its reputation as the biggest international documentary film festival in UK, the 21st Sheffield Doc/Fest welcomed documentarians and activists from the public domain with a fierce independent spirit this year. The past is always with us. But who wants to live in an antique shop? - Ian McShane in How We Used To Live… Continue reading Independent spirit: 21st Sheffield Doc/Fest →

Monument and memory: Jean-Luc Godard

April 14, 2013October 11, 2017 Georgia Korossi1 Comment

The recent proliferation of social, personal and reflexive documentaries that has seen a range of experimental approaches towards found footage editing, has increased the frequency of essay films leading towards the innovation of a new factual form of filmmaking. Historians don’t search, they find. To shield all these images from language means to actually… Continue reading Monument and memory: Jean-Luc Godard →