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With cameras running, 19-year-old Jared Adam attempts the impossible: to         maintain a romantic relationship with three separate women without any of them   finding out about the other two. Filmmakers Steven Napolitan and Michael         Picarella get plenty of mileage out of their set-up, some of it dramatic and   most of it comedic.                                                            Steven Napolitan/Michael Picarella---USA---2004---94 mins.
10TH DISTRICT COURT
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Although French law radically restricts cameras from entering the courtroom,     documentarian Raymond Depardon was granted special permission to film for        three months in the 10th District Courthouse of Paris. The resulting work is a   powerful and unique glimpse inside the inner-workings of the French legal      system, as well as a candid inquiry into universal issues of guilt, innocence, and punishment. "Spellbinding [...] revealing, compassionate and judicious,    Depardon's is one of the best films from France--or any nation--this year"       Raymond Depardon---France---2004---107 mins.
200 CADILLACS
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Friends and family members of Elvis Presley who were in the late singer's        extreme good-graces often received Presley's gift of choice: a brand new         Cadillac. This entertaining documentary paints a generous picture of the King    of Rock n' Roll through interviews with recipients of these cars, including    Elvis' original drummer, D.J. Fontana; back-up singers Gordon Stoker and Myrna Smith; his nurse, Marian Cocke; girlfriend Linda Thompson; Karate instructor   Kang Rhee; personal assistant Jerry Schilling; and more. Include over 200        photos of Elvis from through his career, many from never-before-seen private   Dan Griffin---USA---2002---63 mins.
24 HOURS ON CRAIGSLIST
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This whimsical documentary offers a snapshot of a single day on                  Craigslist.org, the world's most popular web message board. As filmmaker         Michael Ferris Gibson discovers, the site's staid, text-heavy design conceals    colorful real-life characters and their pressing desires. A drag queen looking for a band to play Led Zeppelin covers, a would-be mom searching for a sperm   donor, and fiancees looking for a rabbi to help them tie the knot are just a   few of the Craigslist posters that Gibson's film profiles.                       Michael Ferris Gibson---USA---2004---79 mins.
42 UP
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In this latest film in his remarkable and unique series of documentaries,        director Michael Apted again brings us into the lives of the subjects he first   filmed as seven-year-old children and has revisited every seven years since.     The lives of cab driver Tony, East End schoolmates Jackie, Lynn and Susan,     troubled Neil and the others are updated as we see how they are adjusting to   middle age and look back at their dreams--both realized and unfulfilled. "One  of the towering achievements in the history of documentary film. Endlessly       rewarding and sometimes heartbreaking" (Desmond Ryan, Philadelphia          Michael Apted---Great Britain---1998---134 mins.
49 UP
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In the seventh film in the remarkable series of documentaries that began with    Seven Up, Michael Apted revisits the seven individuals he first filmed     as seven-year-old children and has revisited every seven years since.            Life-changing decisions are made, shocking revelations revealed, and issues    related to love, marriage, career, class, and prejudice are discussed in this  fascinating portrait of human development. "Brilliant! The Up series is  on my list of the ten greatest films of all time" (Roger Ebert, Chicago       Michael Apted---Great Britain---2005---135 mins.
5 GIRLS
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For her ambitious debut, documentary filmmaker Maria Finitzo followed five adolescent girls for two years, resulting in this authentic portrait of young women at a pivotal point in their lives. Unlike the media, which depicts most girls of this age as passive, powerless, or overly sexualized, Five Girls focuses on the positive ways they adapt to challenges in their lives by understanding their choices, resisting pervasive cultural messages, and believing in their own strengths. "The girls are all right" (People Magazine). Produced in association with Kartemquin Films.   Maria Finitzo---USA---2001---120 mins.
51 BIRCH STREET
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Filmmaker Doug Block thought he knew his parents Mike and Mina well enough,      but when his mother died unexpectedly and his father hastily married his         secretary, Doug was compelled to go back to 51 Birch Street. It's a        haunting, personal documentary in the vein of Tarnation, only with more  ordinary subjects, a less jittery style, and it amounts to a nuanced           meditation on the mystery underlying a very common institution: marriage. "One of the ten best films of the year...a work of art" (A.O. Scott, New York      Doug Block---USA/Germany---2005---88 mins.
7TH STREET
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Shot over a ten-year period, this autobiographical documentary provides a very   personal look at director Josh Pais and the eccentric, diverse and often         dangerous characters from New York City's East Village, particularly Alphabet    City, as they adapt to the gentrification of their once rough, drug-addled     neighborhood into a trendy upscale residential area. A fascinating look at the human price of progress. "...a powerful statement for preserving neighborhood  identity" (Variety).                                                       Josh Pais---USA---2003---72 mins.
A (1998)
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"A startlingly frank and disarmingly relaxed look at a group many people believe is the Devil's Own" (Japan Times).
A2
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Tatsuya Mori's sequel to A continues to follow the Aum Shinrikyo cult      responsible for the lethal gas attack in March 1995 on a subway station in       Tokyo. When a law was passed that mandated the continuous surveillance of the    group, Mori went back to film the sect members and captured everyday life      under the watchful eye of the police and hostile local residents. In Japanese  with English subtitles.                                                        Tatsuya Mori---Japan---2001---131 mins.
ABSOLUTELY POSITIVE
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This Sundance favorite is a simultaneously upbeat and heartbreaking              examination of individuals living with HIV and AIDS by the late filmmaker        Peter Adair, who himself succumbed to the disease in 1997. Adair provides an     honest portrait of life with the disease through profiles of 11 people with    HIV or AIDS, aged 17 to 60, and their everyday joys and struggles as they      adapt to life in the face of impending death.                                  Peter Adair---USA---1991---88 mins.
ADRIFT
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Twelve-year-old Tom Curran and his three siblings lost their father, but tried   the best they could to live up to the expectations of the man they considered    the anchor of the family. Twenty-five years later Tom returns as cameraman and   director of this film which chronicles how his siblings have done, what        they've lost, and how Tom himself must go through the heart-wrenching grief he had previously repressed.                                                      Tom Curran---USA---60 mins.
AFGHAN STORIES
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The new generations of Afghan people who have lived in a continuous state of     warfare for the past 24 years are the focus of this documentary by               Afghan-American filmmaker, Taran Davies. Davies and producer Walied Osman        traveled from Queens, N.Y. to the Afghanistan frontline during the U.S.        invasion, chronicling the lives of ordinary people who have never seen peace,  yet still have hopes and dreams for the future.                                Taran Davies---USA---2002---60 mins.
AFTER INNOCENCE
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Jessica Sander's powerful documentary focuses on seven wrongfully convicted      men who were later freed by DNA evidence. Even after being imprisoned for        crimes they didn't commit, these individuals face formidable obstacles when      reintegrating into society.  After Innocence asks how many innocent      people are still sitting in jail and what is being done to fix the inherent    injustices in the U.S. justice system? The San Francisco Chronicle       describes Sander's work as "deeply touching...gut wrenching stories."            Jessica Sanders---USA---2005---95 mins.
AGING OUT
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As foster children "age out" of the system, they often face a rocky transition   into adulthood, realizing for the first time that they're wholly on their own.   This documentary follows three young people in New York and Los Angeles as       they "age out" and quickly fall into the welfare, mental health, and criminal  justice systems. Incisive and devastating, Roger Weisberg's film is            "undeniably strong... makes a strong case for reform" (Los Angeles          Roger Weisberg---USA---2004---90 mins.
AILEEN WUORNOS: THE SELLING OF A SERIAL KILLER
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Charlize Theron’s character in Monster was based on the life of this 35-year-old lesbian prostitute who murdered seven of her male clients.
AILEEN: LIFE & DEATH SERIAL
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Nick Broomfield follows-up his 1992 expose Aileen Wuornos: The Selling of a   Serial Killer, which examined the life and crimes of the 35-year-old          lesbian prostitute who murdered seven of her male clients along a Florida        interstate, and whose case inspired the 2003 hit film, Monster. Made at  Wuornos' request and featuring her final interviews before her execution, the  documentary reveals an unstable Wuornos who is eager to die and escape her     imprisonment and troubled life.                                                  Nick Broomfield/Joan Churchill---Great Britain---2003---89 mins.
AIR GUITAR NATION
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Dozens of would-be rock stars battle it out in the first American rock guitar    "air-off" (patterned somewhat after a previous year's World Championship held    in Finland), a "sport" taking the showy moves from the teenage bedroom to the    stage. Decked out in flashy costumes, these hopefuls compete to reign supreme  in this wacky documentary, concentrating on the duel between two top           contenders, "C. Diddy" and "Bjorn Touroque."                                   Alexandra Lipsitz---USA---2006---81 mins.
AJSHAMA: WHITE IBIS
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Jose Maria Korta is a unique Jesuit Missionary--instead of preaching             Christianity and forcing indigenous groups to shed their traditional             practices, he assisted in the formation of a sustainable co-op and a             university. John Dickerson's fascinating documentary, shot over a thirty-year  period, chronicles Korta's life and work.                                      John Dickerson---2003---85 mins.