Sundance Institute’s Documentary Fund will be supporting 23 selected independent documentary film projects this year through grants totaling over $1 million. This initiative has previously funded notable films including Oscar-nominated features “Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution,” “Minding the Gap” and “The Edge of Democracy.”
In addition to shrinking budgets for commissioned docuseries and one-offs, there has been a dramatic decline in distribution deals for indie docs, making the Sundance Institute grant vital to the nonfiction community. Especially to those filmmakers in the docu space working on social issue documentaries.
This year, the documentaries awarded grants explore a large breadth subject matters from around the world, telling stories about Indigenous People and Native Americans, transgender youth, secrets of a family’s lineage, people with disabilities and an untitled feature about Uvalde, Texas. Of the 23 films, six are in development, 14 are in production and three are in post-production.
“The stories and themes explored...
In addition to shrinking budgets for commissioned docuseries and one-offs, there has been a dramatic decline in distribution deals for indie docs, making the Sundance Institute grant vital to the nonfiction community. Especially to those filmmakers in the docu space working on social issue documentaries.
This year, the documentaries awarded grants explore a large breadth subject matters from around the world, telling stories about Indigenous People and Native Americans, transgender youth, secrets of a family’s lineage, people with disabilities and an untitled feature about Uvalde, Texas. Of the 23 films, six are in development, 14 are in production and three are in post-production.
“The stories and themes explored...
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- by Sophia Scorziello
- Variety Film + TV
Psycho Pass: The Movie (2015) Anime ReviewSTORY69%DIRECTION75%ACTION85%ANIMATION88%POSITIVESTechnically astonishingA new perspective to TsunemoriNEGATIVESLess intricate plotToo much English speaking2016-06-1979%Overall ScoreReader Rating: (1 Vote)70%
The third entry in the “Psycho Pass” franchise is an anime film, which actually amounts to a 113-minute episode.
This time, Akane Tsunemori is sent alone to the Southeast Asia Union, a confederation incorporating a number of former countries of the region, which is about to implement the Sibyl System, after an incident occurring in Japan, which involved terrorists from the Union. Tsunemori, however, has another agenda, as through a memory scoop on one of the terrorists, it is revealed that Shinya Kogami is also in the country, assisting the Resistance. Colonel Nicholas Wong, who seems to be in charge of the military, receives Tsunemori, who is advised not to travel outside Shambala Float, the part of the city that is protected by the Sibyl System.
The third entry in the “Psycho Pass” franchise is an anime film, which actually amounts to a 113-minute episode.
This time, Akane Tsunemori is sent alone to the Southeast Asia Union, a confederation incorporating a number of former countries of the region, which is about to implement the Sibyl System, after an incident occurring in Japan, which involved terrorists from the Union. Tsunemori, however, has another agenda, as through a memory scoop on one of the terrorists, it is revealed that Shinya Kogami is also in the country, assisting the Resistance. Colonel Nicholas Wong, who seems to be in charge of the military, receives Tsunemori, who is advised not to travel outside Shambala Float, the part of the city that is protected by the Sibyl System.
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- AsianMoviePulse
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