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The Cove Worked, Maybe!
"Yes, today was a good day for dolphins ... Tomorrow, too, I predict will be a good day for dolphins."
Animal Lovers Should Prepare to Bring a Few Extra Hankies Along When They See The Cove
The film won an Audience Award at this year's Sundance Film Festival.
‘The Vampire’: Some Animals Were Harmed in the Making of This Picture
The cuddliest guinea pig ever takes one for the team in order to demonstrate a vampire bat’s deadly capabilities.
Documentarian Les Blank on ‘All in This Tea’ and Going Too Far With Werner Herzog
Blank talks to Vulture about his new film, plus that time he and Herzog were almost killed by South American Indians.
Stacy Peralta Dresses Up to Interview L.A. Gang Members in ‘Made in America’
The director of skater doc 'Dogtown and Z-Boys' takes a look at gangster culture in Los Angeles.
Punch-out! Mike Tyson Documentary Coming to Theaters
Plus: Bow Wow joins 'Entourage,' Sam Neill joins 'Crusoe,' and Blake Lively's brother joins the '24' prequel.
The Surprise Guest at the Roman Polanski Documentary Premiere: The Woman in Question
"I figure if I keep talking to people, maybe they'll get tired of me."
‘Fascist’ Director José Padilha Responds to the Critics
"So if you're that guy who likes to do a joint now and then and has to review this film for a newspaper, how are you supposed to take this?"
Boxer and Former Child Soldier Kassim Ouma on His Tribeca Documentary
The Ugandan-born boxer stars in the harrowing Tribeca documentary 'Kassim the Dream.'
Bobby Valentine on His New Tribeca Documentary
The former Mets manager, now a hero of Japanese baseball, is the subject of the new documentary 'The Zen of Bobby V.'
Cindy Sherman Disavows ‘Guest of Cindy Sherman’
Paul H-O's identity crisis in the shadow of Sherman, as the less-famous half of an artist couple, spurred the film. The film, in turn, spurred the breakup.
Morgan Spurlock's Wife Wishes He Was Just Eating Big Macs Again
In the end, the director of 'Where in the World Is Osama Bin Laden' does not find Osama bin Laden.
Errol Morris on Why He Uses Reenactments in His Abu Ghraib Documentary
Plus: How long did Morris have to wait for Lynndie England to get out of jail before he could interview her?
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