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Director Bill Holloway and Paul Scherdell, the subject of 'Go the Distance,' discuss their brave and moving film, showing at the Museum of Fine Arts this month.

Arlington filmmaker Austin de Besche talks about the physical and emotional journeys behind the making of his documentary 'Pilgrimage into the Past,' which premieres at this month’s Boston Jewish Film Festival.

Beantown connections help Mary Feuer with her directorial success story -- 'Rock Bottom' her latest short film which premiered at the Hamptons International Film Festival last month.

Paul Goudreau’s documentary film '20 Feet Over Belfast' about unique Irish mural art sheds new light on our existing perceptions of Northern Ireland.

Connecticut documentary filmmaker DJ Kadagian talks about his film 'State of the Union,' which screened at this fall's Independent Feature Project Market.

Screening at the MFA Boston this month, Jim Wolpaw and Steve Gentile’s film 'Loaded Gun: Life, and Death, and Dickinson–' offers a fresh take on the time-pondered poet.

Starting with a photo that has circulated Nantucket for several decades, filmmaker John Stanton details the changes that have enveloped the island over the years in his film 'Last Call: Dreams, Main Street and the Search for Community.'

Filmed on whim and a shoestring budget, 'Kaaterskill Falls,' the award-winning co-directorial debut of friends Josh Apter and Peter Olsen shows at Film Fest New Haven this month.

Documentary filmmaker Margaret Lazarus continues to encourage social consciousness with her latest film 'Rape Is...' screening at the MFA, Boston this month.