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Documenting Power: 25 Years of Political Films on POV
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Video title: Documenting Power: 25 Years of Political Films on POV
Video duration: 62m 38sVideo description: How have documentaries changed our conception of politics? Throughout its illustrious history POV has been committed to dissecting political issues and illuminating the electoral process. At the Paley Center for Media, filmmakers Marshall Curry, Shola Lynch, Laura Poitras and Marco Williams, along with critic Caryn James, discussed how to cover the politcal system and gain access to it.
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Trailer | Who's Afraid of Nathan Law?
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Trailer for Joe Piscatella's film Who's Afraid of Nathan Law?
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Trailer | Is There Anybody Out There?
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Trailer for Ella Bee Glendining's film Is There Anybody Out There?
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Trailer | Hummingbirds
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Trailer for Estefanía “Beba” Contreras and Silvia Del Carmen Castaños' film Hummingbirds.
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King Coal: Bonus Feature
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Shodekeh Talifero (breath artist), Lou Maiuri (flatfoot dancer), Jesse Milnes (fiddle) and Emily Miller (vocals). Shodekeh records a library of breath art for KING COAL at Gaudineer Knob in the Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia. His work is used throughout the film as part of the sound design and score. Lou performs with old time musicians, Jesse and Emily, in Lost Creek, WV.
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