Full Frame Documentary Film Festival 2004 Volume 2 torrent

ISO file / 2 hrs., 50 mins. + extras / Color and B & W /

NTSC / 2004

Quotes from the DVD back cover:
\"Back by popular demand, \'Full Frame Documentary

Shorts Volume 2\' presents a brand new crop of quality

shorts to audiences hungry for a second helping. The

preeminent documentary film festival in North America,

Full Frame (www.fullframefest.org) showcases over 100

documentaries each year (in association with the \'New York

Times\' and a board that includes Martin Scorsese, Ken

Burns, and Barara Kopple.) Featuring 7 new films that

encompass a diverse range of topics and styles, this

latest collection is your invitation to revisit Full Frame

and experience the best of the best in documentary

shorts!\"

Crowfilm
by Edward P. Davee
A captivatingly atmospheric and experimental film in

the tradition of \'Winged Migration\', CROWFILM is a

multi-media celebration of the crow, its world, and its

relation to ours.

Ms. Alabama Nursing Home
by Anne Paas
A documentary about beauty, aging, and going for the

crown, this touching and uplifting film follows and

82-year old beauty queen on her quest to become MS.

ALABAMA NURSING HOME.

Nutria
by Ted Gesing
Irreverently hilarious, NUTRIA tells the story of the

Argentine swamp rat that is both destroying the wetlands

of Louisiana and rapidly becoming the region\'s latest

culinary delicacy.

Album
by Barbara Bird
Hauntingly personal and intimate, ALBUM presents the

creation and destruction of a \"typical American family\"

through the pairing of old silent home movies with

revelatory oral commentary from the family members today.

Wood Island
by Kate T. Williamson
An insightful observation on a community in East

Boston adjacent to Logan Airport, WOOD ISLAND shows how

religion, work, and tradition intersect amid the constant

buzz of planes in a community seemingly unchanged by time.

Have You Seen This Man?
by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck
An exploration of New York City\'s post-modern

consumer market, this smart and funny film follows

artist/businessman Geoff Lupo as he advertises all over

the city selling useless trinkets from pen caps to stale

crackers.

Iwo Jima: Memories in Sand
by Beret E. Strong and John Tweedy
Weaving interviews with survivors and extraordinary

archival footage of Iwo Jima, IWO JIMA: MEMOIRIES IN SAND

is a powerful and lyrical account of one of the deadliest

battles of modern warfare.\"

DVD was compressed to 4300 MB (approximately 58% of

original) using DVD Shrink. Publisher is Docurama

(docurama.com).