For what it's worth, I've seen the documentary Tig, am a big Tig Notaro
fan, and was disappointed. The structure was pretty flat, more tell you
how to feel than show you (with some really stale music cues / choices
that kind of drag you by the ear). If you are familiar with her work,
you
Thanks for the suggestion Barb. This is indeed an interesting looking film but
they are looking for something with the incredibly broad theme of resilience.
They group selecting the films are three very strong women and their film
selections often end up being about women's issues and/or LGBT
Dennis,
I hope the NMM Board will consider you to be its guest speaker, or at least
panel presenter at the 2016 NMM! ☺
I also look forward to seeing your film in the near future.
Best,
Mo
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Good points, Jessica.
I would want to participate in a forum with all parties involved.
Another huge problem is, as you post, tracking down right holders for
international films. *sighs*
Best,
Mo
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And I too have to send my regrets, but as those on our mailing list know,
Amy and I have produced our first feature film ever (
http://filmbysamuelbeckett.com/) --ironically, some of it's based on fair
use -- and it's having it's world premiere on October 17th. To be honest,
my travel these days
ugh NO interest in licensing not KNOW
On Thu, Aug 27, 2015 at 12:00 PM, Jessica Rosner maddux2...@gmail.com
wrote:
It is very hard to track down international films but with a lot of work
you can usually find rights holder. I honestly think the bigger problem is
that even if you find the
It is very hard to track down international films but with a lot of work
you can usually find rights holder. I honestly think the bigger problem is
that even if you find the rights holder they are likely to have know
interest in licensing the film to you as their goal is to have a US
distributor.
Alas I won't be at NMM and I doubt Dennis will be either and this brings up
what I think is the biggest problem when discussing copyright and streaming
at educational institutions. I see lots of posts here and on colib for
webinars, sessions, conferences devoted to the issue but only once did I
Thanks, Mo!
Maureen and I slayed NMM back in Nevada. Well, not literally. I mean,
that's possibly worse than copyright infringement. At best, it's impolite.
But we had a good time presenting. :-)
Best regards,
Dennis Doros
Milestone Film Video
PO Box 128 / Harrington Park, NJ 07640
Phone:
Hi Meghann,
We just reviewed “On Her Own” in our latest issue. It definitely seems to be
about “resilience.”
On Her Own
(2015) 80 min. DVD: $59.95 ($250 w/PPR from edu.passionriver.com). Passion
River (avail. from most distributors on Sept. 22).
A remarkable documentary charting four years in
Hi Mat,
The overriding theme for this film series is resilience (we are, after all,
marking Katrina10 in a big way down here). We already have several Katrina film
options so we’re now looking for other issues that can be associated with the
concept of resilience; it could be illness, race,
Yaaay!
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Jessica mentioned that 'resilience' is the theme her patrons are looking
to highlight. Towards that end, I wonder if this film might be of interest:
Charles Bradley: Soul of America
http://www.charlesbradleyfilm.com/store.php
It's been a few years since I saw this on the festival circuit, but
Thanks Randy. FYI we also handle *MITT*, which is the Netflix Original Mitt
Romney documentary following him and his family on their campaign trail in
the last election.
In terms of similar films to TIG, what elements were you looking for? Films
about comedians, biographies, or cancer/medical
Lisa,
Take a look at Come Hell or High Water DVD from Bullfrog Films.
Description and trailer here: http://www.bullfrogfilms.com/catalog/chow.html
This intimate film tells a gigantic story - about race, about power, about
so-called development. But it is also a saga of community, resilience,
Elizabeth, on another topic altogether -- what is the Sven Husby movie again,
about the calcium depletion and environmental damage? -- I have brain sieve.
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