Ever wanted to follow in the footsteps of beloved anthropologist Margaret Mead? Seth Kramer, Daniel A. Miller and Jeremy Newberger’s award-winning documentary “The Anthropologist” does just that. The film follows American teen Katie Crate who, along with her anthropologist mother Susie, spends five years studying the impact of climate change on indigenous communities. Along the way, their incredible journey parallels Mead’s, who spent decades of her professional career seeking to understand how global change affects remote cultures.
Watch: The Legacy of Environmentalism Comes Alive in Exclusive ‘The Anthropologist’ Trailer
The film had its world premiere at Doc NYC last November as a co-presentation with the American Museum of Natural History. The film then went on to be selected by more than 30 film festivals, including Cleveland, Dallas, IFFBoston, St. Louis, and San Francisco Green. It was also invited by the United Nations to show at the COP21 Paris Climate...
Watch: The Legacy of Environmentalism Comes Alive in Exclusive ‘The Anthropologist’ Trailer
The film had its world premiere at Doc NYC last November as a co-presentation with the American Museum of Natural History. The film then went on to be selected by more than 30 film festivals, including Cleveland, Dallas, IFFBoston, St. Louis, and San Francisco Green. It was also invited by the United Nations to show at the COP21 Paris Climate...
- 11/10/2016
- by Kate Erbland
- Indiewire
Screen previews the Sarajevo Film Festival’s industry events, which includes a UK focus, the annual Regional Forum and highlights of the Work in Progress and CineLink projects.
Over the last ten years, Southeast Europe’s most important film event Sarajevo Film Festival has also become its main industry hub.
What started in 2003 with CineLink, a co-production market initially modeled after Rotterdam’s CineMart, has developed into an increasingly wide array of industry events, simultaneously expanding from the region towards Caucasus countries, and in recent years aiming to spread its activities and networking overseas, in partnerships with the Doha Film Institute, the Arab Fund for Arts & Culture, and from this year, Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografía (Imcine).
While the Industry Days peak in the final part of the festival, from August 20-23, its activities started on Sunday [17], with the presentation of the newly established Sarajevo City of Film Fund.
In addition to CineLink, the heart of...
Over the last ten years, Southeast Europe’s most important film event Sarajevo Film Festival has also become its main industry hub.
What started in 2003 with CineLink, a co-production market initially modeled after Rotterdam’s CineMart, has developed into an increasingly wide array of industry events, simultaneously expanding from the region towards Caucasus countries, and in recent years aiming to spread its activities and networking overseas, in partnerships with the Doha Film Institute, the Arab Fund for Arts & Culture, and from this year, Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografía (Imcine).
While the Industry Days peak in the final part of the festival, from August 20-23, its activities started on Sunday [17], with the presentation of the newly established Sarajevo City of Film Fund.
In addition to CineLink, the heart of...
- 8/18/2014
- by vladan.petkovic@gmail.com (Vladan Petkovic)
- ScreenDaily
Technology and overpopulation have helped shrink the world's languages at an alarming rate, and there are a handful of people who are diligently trying to record and save some of the more remote, arcane spoken languages left in the world. Babelgum.com will air a film that follows two acclaimed scientists on a race against time to document the world's vanishing languages Independent Web TV service Babelgum announced today that it has acquired the exclusive worldwide Internet and mobile rights to the feature documentary The Linguists. Screened in the Documentary Spotlight Program at the Sundance Film Festival, the film will premiere on Babelgum on April 20th, 2009. The Linguists, directed by Seth Kramer, Daniel A. Miller, and...
- 4/2/2009
- by April MacIntyre
- Monsters and Critics
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