David Quinn published this entry on Wednesday 11 November, 2009 at 6:33 pm. It's been filed in the documentary + movies category . {Comment}
I went to Sheffield Doc/Fest last week. It’s a film festival especially for documentaries and I saw a number of rocking films. My special pick was Junior, which is about the most gripping character-based doc I’ve ever seen, thanks to the uniqueness of the central characters Eddie Belasco (75) and his “Ma” (98), who have [...]
David Quinn published this entry on Monday 13 July, 2009 at 5:36 pm. It's been filed in the documentary + journalism + personal category . {2 Comments}
I thought it was about time I mentioned that I’m quitting my job and going back to university. I will be finishing at Estates Gazette (which, in case you didn’t know, is where I work) on August 14 and will, from September, be studying for an MA in television documentary production at the University of [...]
David Quinn published this entry on Thursday 02 July, 2009 at 1:43 pm. It's been filed in the documentary + manchester category . {Comment}
The concept of It Felt Like A Kiss isn’t especially easy to pin down in words. Which in my book is no bad thing. The production, developed by documentary film maker Adam Curtis, Felix Barrett and installation theatre company Punchdrunk, premieres at the Manchester International Festival tonight. It straddles the line between video documentary, theatre and art installation [...]