Exclusive interviews and video clips from independent filmmakers, CIR reporters and producers of classic CIR documentaries, discussing their work, how they find their stories and how they choose to present them.
Imagine you're a pot reporter. Pot as in weed, marijuana, bud. What could possibly go wrong when you cover a drug that is legally contentious but widely tolerated? CIR reporter Michael Montgomery finds out the hard way.
Steve Bradshaw, editor of the BBC series "Life on the Edge,” discusses constructing a narrative on monitoring flaws that threaten the existence of the Atlantic bluefin tuna.
Imagine you're a pot reporter. Pot as in weed, marijuana, bud. What could possibly go wrong when you cover a drug that is legally contentious but widely tolerated? CIR reporter Michael Montgomery finds out the hard way.
Steve Bradshaw, editor of the BBC series "Life on the Edge,” discusses constructing a narrative on monitoring flaws that threaten the existence of the Atlantic bluefin tuna.
The documentary’s executive producer discusses his first-look access to WikiLeaks reports revealing discrepancies in public and private accounts of U.S. involvement in Iraq.
Director Mila Turajlić discusses the four years it took to research and film “Cinema Komunisto” and surprises she unearthed in the film archives of Yugoslav President Josip Tito.
Photojournalist Mimi Chakarova tells CIR about her experience filming undercover for “The Price of Sex,” a documentary about young Eastern European women who have been drawn into a netherworld of sex trafficking and abuse.
Patricio Guzmán talks about his latest film, “Nostalgia for the Light.” In Chile’s Atacama Desert, he explores the connections between time and space in the search for truth
Oriana Zill de Granados and Julia Reynolds discuss challenges in producing “Nuestra Familia, Our Family,” a 2006 documentary exploring gun violence in Salinas, Calif.
Irish filmmaker Risteard O’Domhnaill discusses going behind mainstream media reports to get to the real story of a small Irish village that stood up to the Shell Oil Co.
Oscar nominee James Spione discusses his film about an Army veteran’s life-changing experiences in a U.S. helicopter attack that killed journalists and civilians in 2007.
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