Articles Tagged ‘James Marsh’
Wenders’ 3D architecture series inks EFM pre-sales
FILM / TVCathedrals of Culture, a 3D doc series exec produced by filmmaker Wim Wenders (pictured), has secured several pre-sales at the European Film Market in Berlin.
Klayman, France, Bendjelloul earn DGA nods
FILM / PEOPLE NEWSDoc directors Alison Klayman (pictured), Kirby Dick, Lauren Greenfield, Malik Bendjelloul and David France have all earned nominations for the Directors Guild of America’s annual DGA Awards.
Double BAFTA win for “Senna”
FILMAsif Kapadia’s Senna (pictured) scored a double triumph at the 2012 British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Film Awards, picking up the documentary prize and the editing prize.
“Project Nim” scoops DGA doc prize
FILMJames Marsh’s chimpanzee-focused documentary Project Nim (pictured) has scooped the Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Documentary Award at the Director’s Guild of America’s annual awards ceremony.
“Senna,” “Nim,” “Material World” in running for BAFTA doc prize
FILMAsif Kapadia’s Senna (pictured), James Marsh’s Project Nim and Martin Scorsese’s George Harrison: Living in the Material World have been selected as the three nominees for the documentary prize at the 2012 BAFTA Film Awards, with Senna also nominated for Outstanding British Film.
“Material World,” “Interrupters,” “Nim” vie for DGA doc prize
FILMMartin Scorsese’s George Harrison: Living in the Material World (pictured), Steve James’s The Interrupters and James Marsh’s Project Nim are among the five nominees competing for the top doc prize at the 2012 Directors Guild of America Awards.
“Undefeated,” “Page One,” “Nim,” vie for Critics’ Choice Award
FILMHigh school football film Undefeated (pictured), New York Times-set doc Page One and chimpanzee story Project Nim are among the nominees for the best doc prize at the Broadcast Film Critics Association’s 17th annual Critics’ Choice Movie Awards.
“Tabloid,” “Cave,” “Nim” feted by U.S. critics
FILMFilm critics associations in LA, San Francisco, Boston and New York have chosen their picks for the year’s best docs, with Errol Morris’s Tabloid (pictured), Werner Herzog’s Cave of Forgotten Dreams and James Marsh’s Project Nim among the winners.
Kapadia leads Twitter anger as Oscar snubs Steve James again
BLOGSSenna director Asif Kapadia has hit out at the Academy Awards’ snub of Steve James’s acclaimed doc The Interrupters (pictured), echoing the sentiments of hundreds of Twitter users by describing the omission of the film from the 15-strong best doc feature shortlist as “madness.”
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