March 2003

By Emily Jansen The 50 years filmmaker John Marshall’s spent documenting the lives of the Ju/’hoansi, the native hunter-gatherer inhabitants of present-day Namibia, comes to fruition in the five-part "A Kalahari Family" screening at the MFA, Boston.

By Allison Walton Project Greenlight winners, upcoming Final Cut Pro seminar, film festivals galore, and more... A report of news & events in the local industry for March 2003.

By Asa Pittman Deborah Dickson talks about her award-winning film "Ruthie and Connie: Every Room in the House," which screens at several local festivals this month and airs on HBO in June.

By Ann Jackman Steve Maing discusses his short film, "Little Hearts," an honest and thoughtful look at the complexities of childhood friendships, screening at the New England Film and Video Festival this month.

By Eric Aron Nate Longcopepresents a collection of one-minute shorts in the new One Minute Video Festival screening at the Evos Art Institute and other venues in the Northeast this month.

By Chris Cooke Reviews of films featured in the 2003 New England Film & Video Festival -- "The Same River Twice," "Being Human" and "Black Flowers."

By Amy Souza Filmmaker Kate Davis talks about her award-winning documentary "Southern Comfort" which will be shown at the Woods Hole Film Festival Winter Screening Series 2003.

By Simon Rucker The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation offers a rare source of large funding for filmmakers -- but there are some requirements to bear in mind.