The independent film movement over the past two and a half decades has been a coming-of-age story. Creativity and personal expression once consigned to the margins gradually evolved into a diverse movement of unprecedented vitality and popularity. But where is the independent film movement right now? How can it maintain creative energy and freedom? Given the challenges, what needs to change in order to preserve the range of voices and aesthetics that make this a thriving component of our culture?
Credits
| Steven Soderbergh
Panelist | Barbara Kopple
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| Tom DiCillo
Panelist | Gregg Araki
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| Eugene Hernandez
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