by Lindsey Brezinski | May 31, 2018 | Reviews
Time for Ilhan, directed by Norah Shapiro, follows Ilhan Omar as she sets out to make history as the first Somali-American Muslim woman to hold public office in the United States. Any person who has paid attention to the United States in the last year and a half knows...
by Brinley Zoller | May 31, 2018 | Reviews
Everyone loves doing what they love; for two-time world champion, Maureen Beck, it’s climbing competitively. But to think this short film is just another climbing film would be an unconscious assumption. Stumped (dir. Cedar Wright and Taylor Keating, 2017) is a...
by Taylor Fogarty | May 31, 2018 | Reviews
It’s common for filmmakers to fall in love with their subjects over the course of the filming of their documentary. It’s less common for a director to make a documentary because they already love the subject. This is the case for director Ben Knight and...
by Taylor Nasinec | May 29, 2018 | Updates
Today, Kyra Beske and I filmed day five of our trip to the 2018 Mountainfilm Film Festival, including the Closing Picnic and Award Ceremony. We asked our friends about their overall experience at the festival as first-time attendants. Also, please check out our most...
by Taylor Nasinec | May 29, 2018 | Reviews
“Out here, we’re all hunters.” In the darkly cinematic and beautiful When Lambs Become Lions, moral lines are crossed again and again in the fight for survival in the northern plains of Kenya. Following the stories of cousins Asan and X, and X’s poacher Lukas,...
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