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April 14, 2016 — Must be seen on a big screen film is a visually over powering film that frequently reduces it's subject to a kind of hypnotic abstraction. The film records the the trip of a cargo ship from the U…

April 13, 2016 — Portrait of a the state of oyster farming in Japan and by association the state of the nation. The film is a look at the toughness of the life of an oyster fisherman as well as how the industry has h…

April 12, 2016 — After not seeing with his father for 20 years director Sergio Oksman decides to look him up and try to reconnect. The do and they decide to watch every game of the 2014 World Cup together. Portrait t…

April 11, 2016 — MESH AND THE CIRCLE Awesome images of various activities including glass blowing and manufavturing mix with some of the most pretentious ideas I've run across as the directors try to tie the open…

April 10, 2016 — Portrait of Mario de Marcella, a man who lived as a hermit for 60 years. The title is his nick name which is the name of a rogue boar. This is a great little film that consists of a group of men who …

April 08, 2016 — A poet travels and writes 16 poems along the way. This  a kind of glorified home movie that is either going to thrill you or not. Filmed in 2002 in black and white the film follows Shu as he travels,…

April 07, 2016 — Roundabout in my Head (2015) Portrait of of the men working in a slaughterhouse in Algiers. The film looks at what the men do and takes time to talk to them and get to know what they feel and why. Fo…

April 03, 2016 — The World Was Wide Enough from Megan Lloyd on Vimeo . The Art of the Real Lincoln Center's annual look at off the beaten path documentaries starts Friday. As always it's an interesting mix …