DOC NYC is pleased to announce the competition lineups for their 5th edition, running from November 13 to 20 at Manhattan’s IFC Center, SVA Theatre and Chelsea BowTie Cinemas. Comprised of 10 films, the Viewfinders competition features World, US and New York premieres notable for their distinct directorial voices. The Metropolis competition includes nine […]
We are proud to announce that the 5th edition of DOC NYC will kick off with the US debut of DO I SOUND GAY?, a humorous, insightful and intimate exploration of sexuality and speaking styles from New York filmmaker David Thorpe, fresh from its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. Featuring Margaret Cho, Tim […]
DOC NYC 2014 passes are now on sale! Early-bird prices in effect until Oct. 15. Get your pass now!
DOC NYC unveils 2014 artwork celebrating fifth year! Design by Bussey Creative.
Stranger Than Fiction has announced that their fall season, running from September 23-November 11, will center on an 8-week D.A. Pennebaker and Chris Hegedus tribute. Kicking things off on the 23rd is a screening of Town Bloody Hall, followed by a Q&A with the directors, who will be in attendance for the majority of the series. DOC […]
Save the date!! DOC NYC, America’s largest documentary festival, returns for its fifth year on Nov. 13 – 20, 2014. Submissions: Submissions for feature and short documentaries are now live and full info is here. Early bird deadline is March 7. Festival News: We are especially proud to report that this year DOC NYC became an […]
DOC NYC presents encore screenings of two of 2013’s most acclaimed docs, both nominated for an Oscar: CUITE & THE BOXER and DIRTY WARS.
On the eve of its final day of programming, at a filmmaker reception hosted by HBO Documentary Films, DOC NYC announced the 2013 award-winners as well as news of record attendance and expansion. Now in its fourth edition, with 132 films and events, the festival has quickly established itself as the largest documentary festival in […]
New York, get ready to see your city on the big screen (once again): This year, we have nine films rooted in New York City including the world premiere of Patrolman P (dir. Ido Mizrahy) (pictured above), which re-opens a controversial NYPD corruption case from the 1970s. Two US premieres: Exposed (dir. Beth B) delves […]
The galas at this year’s DOC NYC are better than ever: Opening Night (Nov. 14): the NYC premiere of The Unknown Known, presented by director Errol Morris, in which he engages in a verbal duel with former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld over recent history. Centerpiece (Nov. 17): the US premiere of Finding Vivian Maier […]