What is controversial? When a sculpture comes to a New England town, documentarians Beatrice Alda & Jennifer Brooke explore what would have that affect.
Writer/Actor Jeremy Oliver Miller went through a lot to make his movie AMOST HOME, about a soldier returning from war to face the father of his friend and fallen soldier.
Louie Palu’s film KANDAHAR JOURNALS is a touching, brutal look at his time in Afghanistan during the war as a photojournalist.
As part of the 2016 Macon Film Festival, Andrew McCarthy sat down to talk about his film PRETTY IN PINK which is celebrating it’s 30th Anniversary.
Animator Alston Jones brought his vision of George Orwell’s Animal Farm to life in his amazing short BETTER THAN EQUAL.
Ava Leigh Stewart’s documentary on artist Howard Finster, PARADISE GARDEN, left a lasting impression on our students.
Renowned dancer and visual artist, Kirsten Russell brought her wonderful international film UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE to the Macon Film Festival – and it was magical.
Documentary filmmaker Danielle Beverly documents the collision of the 21st Century entitlement with 19th Century repression. OLD SOUTH looks at Georgia fraternity gentrifying a historic African American community and bringing with them the patriarchy of the Confederacy. Check out Danielle…
Seth Ingram, Director of the Rome International Film Festival, sat down to talk about his work and the growth of other film festivals in Georgia. Find out more about the Rome International Film Festival at this link.
Filmmaker Daniel Espeut brings to life Lauretta Hannon’s autobiography about growing up in a “dysfunctional” family as she was RAISED IN THE SOUTH OF NORMAL
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