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Tag: USA

‘Gideon’s Army’: Documenting the Justice System

Public defenders uphold the constitutional right of an accused citizen to have defense under the presumption of the court that … More

America, American Law, Constitution, documentary, Documentary Film, film, Gideon's army film, Justice, law, legal, legal system, public defender, United States, USA

Reality, History, and Silence: ‘Dallas Buyers Club’

‘Dallas Buyers Club’ could be a film that alters the way audiences view people of varying sexual expression. It could … More

2013, 2014, dallas buyers club, film, filmmaking, hiv/aids, jared leto, jean-marc vallée, Jennifer garner, Matthew McConnauhey, Oscarnoms, oscars, Transgender, USA

‘The Help’ Cast Shed Light on New Film

The first time I saw “The Help,” I had a sticky feeling I would see it again, not because I … More

adapted screenplay, American film, american south, black actresses, black womanhood, Class and race, classism, culture, deep south, film, history, kathryn stockett, NearSay.com, Octavia Spencer, race in america, race in film, racism, sissy spacek, society, tate taylor, The Help Movie, USA, Viola Davis, White People

A Better Life: Discussion with Demian Bichir & Chris Weitz

KS: Was there any moment that you shot, but then removed from the film with deep regret? If yes, what … More

A Better Life, American film, borders, Chris Weitz, Demian Bichir, father son, fatherhood, fathers, film, filmmakers, filmmaking, mexican, Mexico, NearSay.com, paternal, prison, role model, USA

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