Since the invention of cinema, the standard format for recording moving images has been film. Over the past two decades, a new form of digital filmmaking has emerged, creating a groundbreaking evolution in the medium. Keanu Reeves explores the development of cinema and the impact of digital filmmaking via in-depth interviews with some of Hollywood’s masters.
Dennis and Lois met in 1975 at legendary rock club CBGB, bonding over a shared passion for music. More than 40 years later, these aging super fans are still going strong, befriending their favorite musicians, selling band merchandise as volunteers, housing touring rockers in their toy museum-like home and traveling all over to catch live shows.
Opening May 12, 2022, only at the National Law Enforcement Museum. “Service and Sacrifice” is a short documentary film, created for National Law Enforcement Museum visitors, that explores the soul and purpose of law enforcement officers and their families.
It’s Fall of 2021, the COVID Delta variant is on the rise, increasing COVID restrictions and new mitigation techniques are being put in place just as kids headed back to school. This film documented how one middle school faced and overcame challenges to produce a play in the midst of the COVID pandemic.
The Thin Black Line showcases African American Law Enforcement Officers serving on the front lines. The film features comprehensive and impassioned interviews from officers sharing what being an African American and a police officer means to them, especially during this volatile time in America - the cost of being black behind the badge.
A man's loving and emotional portrait of his mother who lives with HIV. ‘Dear Barbra…’ is an award winning short documentary and the grand prize winner at the MTV World AIDS Day Film Festival.
IFC ICONS: A guide to innovation in Film and Video
This episode is on artist Dash Shaw, shot in Brooklyn, NY.
Settled for what a partner wanted, settled for what a parent expected of them, settled for what society expected, settled for less than they deserved. The Never Settle Coalition calls attention to this issue.
