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Exclusive first-look: “A Whole Lott More”Realscreen presents three clips from Victor Buhler’s disability focused documentary A Whole Lott More (pictured), which is having its world premiere at Hot Docs 2013 in Toronto. |
MIPTV ’13: Exclusive clip from “Blackfish”After premiering at Sundance in January, Gabriela Cowperthwaite’s buzzy Blackfish (pictured) makes its way to MIPTV in Cannes next week. Click through to see a clip from the doc, exclusive to realscreen. |
MIPTV Picks 2013 Best in Show: The Central Park FiveIn 1989, five black and Latino teenagers from Harlem were arrested for the brutal rape of a white woman. In 1990, the boys were all convicted for the crime, despite inconsistent confessions and no DNA evidence connecting them to the event. |
MIPTV Picks 2013: After TillerDecades after the Roe v. Wade decision, abortion remains a hot-button topic of vigorous debate in the U.S., with third-trimester abortion a particularly strong lightning rod for controversy. |
MIPTV Picks 2013: Family TimeThis format brings the mysteries of the family dynamic front and center, by putting five families, comprised of parents and their adult children, in an RV and sending them on a week-long road trip that could change the way they think about themselves, and each other. |
MIPTV Picks 2013: Jamie and Jimmy’s Food Fight ClubRenowned celeb chef Jamie Oliver and his longtime mate Jimmy Doherty have a love for great times spent with good friends while eating, and who can fault them. |
MIPTV Picks 2013: How Booze Built AmericaMike Rowe takes us on a fun yet fact-filled journey, akin to taking a historic pub crawl via time machine. |
MIPTV Picks 2013: Shark GirlUpon learning that a whopping 80,000 sharks are legally caught in this supposedly protected heritage site, 18-year-old Madi Stewart has set out to educate the world about both the perilous consequences of such practices, and about the true nature of the creatures she loves. |
MIPTV Picks 2013: The Big Picture – Rethinking DyslexiaThis film, directed by James Redford, illustrates how various people, ranging from business titans Richard Branson and Charles Schwab to Redford’s own son, Dylan, incorporate different strategies to turn the challenge of dyslexia into a gift. |
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