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DOC NYC "40 UNDER 40"
CHRISTINA HAS BEEN SELECTED TO DOC NYC'S
2023 CLASS OF "40 UNDER 40" HONOREES.
The list spotlights emerging documentary talents ranging from directors, producers, cinematographers, editors and other creatives.
RIDERS ON THE STORM
DIRECTED BY
JASON MOTLAGH & MARK OLTMANNS
As US forces leave Afghanistan, ending the longest war in American history, the Taliban is gaining ground. Young horseman Khaiber Akbarzada quickly rises to become one of the best players of buzkashi -- the ancient national sport where riders battle for control of a headless goat -- but he soon learns that fame is both a gift and a curse.
WORLD PREMIERE @ SXSW 2023
SEATTLE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2023
IFI DOCUMENTARY FESTIVAL 2023
ATHENS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2023
SARASOTA FILM FESTIVAL 2023
JIO MAMI MUMBAI FILM FESTIVAL 2023
DOC NYC 2023
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RED PENGUINS
2021 WGA Awards nominee, Best Documentary Screenplay
2020 Critics Choice Documentary Awards nominee, Best Sports Documentary
Check out the trailer below
“Editor Christina Stiles enticingly integrates
these elements to achieve a fluid sense of pacing that’s careful not to get too far ahead of the sometimes
complex narrative.”
UNDER THE RADAR
“This documentary unspools a so-crazy-it-must-be-true yarn on the order of the Fyre Festival or the abusive cat breeders in 'Tiger King.'”
“Two decades before his ally in the White House would threaten to delay the U.S. presidential elections, the newly christened Prime Minister wishes Russia a 'Happy New Century' on the eve of 2000. It’s as disquieting an epilogue as any I’ve seen this year.”
-Matt Fagerholm
“Forget 'Tiger King.' I’m over 'Tiger King.' I want to see a big-screen, star-studded adaptation of 'Red Penguins.' ”
“THIS IS A MOVIE.”
“Polsky masterfully weaves in archival footage with present-day interviews... thanks to this superb film from director Polsky, we now have the definitive record of one of the craziest chapters in the history of ice hockey.”
-Richard Roeper
“It’s a kick to watch Warshaw, affectionately (?) nicknamed 'weird little bastard' by his Russian partners, wheel and deal with a batch of Russians who seem a little more menacing every time Polsky gets them on camera. And in an era in which the collision of Russian and American interests is never far from the headlines, a weird little story about one crazy time those interests collided might even teach us a thing or two.”
- Steve Pond
“By leaving in awkward pauses and gaffes, moments of dreaded paranoia about mafia wrath, and surprising reactions to contradictory takes on the Russian Penguins' palace intrigue, the interview footage fully fleshes out characters that would have been relegated to talking heads in lesser hands.”
- Kyle Mullin
“It's a remarkable – and funny – documentary that seems ripe for a quick pickup and entry into this year's documentay feature [Oscar] race.”
- Pete Hammond
“A very entertaining feature. 'Red Penguins' tells the story of outrageous, larger-than-life players in a brisk, humorous fashion. Its assembly is always lively, aimed at engaging viewers with or with out any interest in hockey. It’s a fun movie.”
- Dennis Harvey
“Red Penguins is not a nature documentary. Check that. Yes it is – human nature. Gangsters and oligarchs run crazed and lawless – a warped, vodka-drenched capitalism takes hold. Gonzo skates-and-sticks stuff, Slap Shot being dainty by comparison.”
- Brad Wheeler
“An involving, humorous, well-made, documentary… utterly stuffed with memorable stories and unforgettable people.”
- Christopher Schobert
BRING YOUR OWN BRIGADE
additional editor
BRING YOUR OWN BRIGADE is a New York Times Critic's Pick
Read Manohla Dargis' full review here
"Walker is in complete control... It takes a lot of love to produce a film as confrontational about our failings as 'Bring Your Own Brigade.'"
- William Bibbiani
“It's a tough, smart, impressive movie... Human beings have a disastrous habit of ignoring our past, but Lucy Walker wants us to know that there's no ignoring the fires already destroying our future."
- Manhola Dargis
“'Bring Your Own Brigade' is intelligent, harrowing, and poignant... By honoring a number of voices, Walker wrestles not only with the challenges of wildfires but also with the beauty and hard-to-iron-out wrinkles of human beings."