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FIDMarseille 2020: A Living Archive

By Matt Turner

2020’s FIDMarseille film festival, which took place in person and online, presented a line-up of uncategorized films, including Tatiana Mazú González’s Shady River and Carolina Moscoso’s Night Shot.

Tatiana Mazú González's <em>Shady River</em>. Courtesy FID-Marseille.

190 Seconds in Lockdown: Usama Alshaibi & Adam Sekuler’s Cinema-19

By Madeleine Seidel

Usama Alshaibi and Adam Sekuler’s omnibus film project examines filmmakers’ experiences in isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic, with some films facing the challenge head on and others through less conspicuous means.

Mila Zuo and William Brown's Coyote. Courtesy Usama Alshaibi & Adam Sekuler.

Documentary as Holistic Activism: Deia Schlosberg's The Story of Plastic

By Nick Bennett

Deia Schlosberg's documentary The Story of Plastic discusses the dismal reality of the plastics' industry and its impact on the world, hoping to create change with a grassroots release.

Deia Schlosberg's <em>The Story of Plastic</em>. Courtesy the filmmaker.
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