Special: Documentaries can get people out of jail (thin blue line, lost sky trilogy). They can help everyone behind bars (Jinix: The Life and Death of Robert Derst). They can build a legacy (Bob Dylan Dont look back; into Michael Jordan Last Dance; Muhammad Ali entered when we were kings).
Documentaries can also turn people who are the subject of short stories into constellations fixed in popular culture. Michael Peterson, who was convicted of murdering his wife and later released after a new trial, could have been erased from memory had it not been for the French documentary series. Stairs. He and his family are now featured in the limited series also known as HBO Max. StairsWhich is based on a documentary.
What it means to be the subject of a documentary is explored in the aptly titled Tribeca documentary. ThemeDirected by Jennifer Teixiera and Camilla Hall. Michael Peterson and his contracted daughter, Margi Ratliff, are among the names in the film, which premiered in a documentary competition.
“Take the ethics and responsibility inherent in making documentaries,” writes Tribeca programmer Lucy Mukherjee. On the life of the participants on the screen.”
Except for Peterson and Ratliff, Theme Arthur Aji shows himself differently circle dreamsMukunda Angulo and his mother Susanna Risenbichler Wolf Packby Ahmed Hassan SquareAnd Jesse Friedman and Elaine Friedman Catching the Friedmans, among others. Leading nonfiction and documentary filmmakers such as Kirsten Johnson, Bing Liu, Sam Pollard, Gordon Quinn, Sonia Childres and Tom Powers also commented on the film.
Tribeca describes the film as “basic observation … insightful and satisfying.” Theme Premiere Saturday (SVA Theatre). He will also be the center of attention at Tribeca Talks City Hall on Sunday, where he will combine many scenes from the movie.
In the special clip above, co-producer Jesse Friedman talks about his experiences as one of the subjects. Catching the FriedmansA movie that started out as a kind of family portrait and turned into a kind of true crime.
Theme A purchase title in Tribeca. Cinetic sells.
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