December 2003

By Ellen Mills For filmmakers with a rough cut and many questions, the Manhattan-based DocuClub offers a professional screening, knowledgeable critique and lots of community.

By Randy SteinbergDiane McNamara brings together Boston’s film community with a new networking program, Project Green Light.

By Mattias Frey Brian Kamerzel discusses his debut film "The Art of Leaving: A Portrait of Florin Ion Firimita" and how to make a documentary that's as little about its subject as possible.

By Chris CookeA review of Jafar Panahi's chilling portrait, "Crimson Gold," which screens this month at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts as part of the Festival of Films from Iran.

By Hilary Barraford Cozy up to the Firehouse Film Series, Newburyport’s monthly showcase of Boston’s hottest independent films, and experience a fusion of big city arts and small town charm.

By Genevieve ButlerWriter, scholar, and teacher Nancy Holley Hughes aims high with her script "The Wright Brothers Revenge," which will be read at the Boston Public Library this month.

By Chris Cooke Southeastern CT Film Office Closes, "Empire Falls," and more... A report of news & events in the local industry for December 2003.

By George Sloan Filmmaker Teja Arboleda talks about the making of his film "Got Race, " which screens at Coolidge Corner Theater this month.