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 Animation, drama, documentary and poetry in motion—shorts that pack a punch! Immerse yourself in an eclectic mix of stories and storytelling with this year’s batch of Independent Lens Online Shorts winners. Check out the festival winners and view the shorts online >>
 “I wasn’t interested in having to live with a camera—I have a hard enough time getting along with myself.”
—John Trudell
How do doc makers tell personal stories without being too intrusive? Read about the relationship between a young Native American filmmaker and her film subject; find out what it’s like to interview legendary journalists and discover how a sensitive approach led to compelling stories from the elderly. Read Inside Filmmaking Volume 6 >>  Grey Gardens. Irma Vep, Casablanca. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang… No, it’s not Film Appreciation 101, just a few of the titles recommended by Independent Lens filmmakers. Are your favorites on the list? Want to expand your film watching horizons? Find out more >>  What are your three favorite films? Yes… just three. Take the challenge and share the wealth in Talkback >> When it comes to filmmaking, what does independent mean to you? Tell us what you think >>  Can’t get enough independent cinema? From film fan and filmmaker to fund-seeker and trivia buff, there’s something for everyone in Indie Resources. Get informed >> |
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 Inside Indies celebrates the creative freedom, artistic achievements and unflinching visions of independent producers who make films that change the way we see our lives and our world.
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Tell us what you think about Inside Indies. Send your comments to independentlens@pbs.org
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