HBO’s “Atlanta’s Missing and Murdered: The Lost Children” premiered Sunday, April 5th at 8 p.m. ET.
Wednesday night the Whitby Hotel in midtown Manhattan host a private screening of Oscar contender, The Cave.
On Tuesday, January 21, CNN’s Alisyn Camerota hosted a special screening at Soho House in Manhattan of the award-winning film, “Learning to Skateboard in a Warzone if You’re a Girl.” The beautiful film was followed by a Q&A with the director, Carol Dysinger.
On Friday, January 3, Ezra Edelman and Laurie Anderson hosted a special screening, reception, and Q+A with Producer/Director, Nanfu Wang, for One Child Nation at the Tribeca Grill Loft in Manhattan. Producers, Julie Goldman, Carolyn Hepburn, and Christopher Clements were also in attendance.
Last Saturday, Todd Douglas Miller, director of Apollo 11, answered a few questions about his upcoming documentary in Tribeca.
Producer Sigrid Dyekjaer hosted a Q&A discussion in place of director, Feras Fayyad after a screening of “The Cave,” presented by National Geographic at the Tribeca Screening Room in Manhattan on Wednesday, December 18.
The Knockturnal caught up with director Irene Taylor Brodsky to discuss her latest documentary feature “Moonlight Sonata: Deafness in Three Movements.” Brodsky spoke of her process as a documentarian, the role of music in her filmmaking, and what she’d like viewers to take away from a story surrounding the deaf experience.
‘After the Murder of Albert Lima’ is a daring and valiant documentary about one man’s insatiable quest to bring his father’s murderer to justice
Imagine rock ‘n roll being illegal.
On October 30th, we were invited for a special screening of two national geographic documentaries: “Lost and Found” and “Sea of Shadows”.