Amy Marcy Cheney Beach (1867–1944) was not just a gifted composer and pianist; she was a force of nature in a world unprepared for women with serious musical ambitions. Born in the quiet town of Henniker, New Hampshire, Beach entered the world with an uncanny musical sensibility. Stories from her earliest years border on myth: by the age of one, she could reportedly sing over 40 songs; by four, she was composing her own music.

We have taken an important resolution: to progressively embrace the iPhone as a tool for documentary filmmaking. This decision is the natural evolution of a journey that began decades ago — a journey rooted in the need and choice to adapt to technology, while always keeping subject and story at the heart of it all.

We remain open to ideas and proposals that align with the goals and values of our mission. Each potential project is considered with care—me

Samba on your Feet is a film by Eduardo Montes-Bradley | To experience samba and Carnaval is to immerse oneself in a living history.

It all began, fittingly, in Brooklyn. First, my trusty old Bolex jammed. Frustrated, I took a moment, and that’s when I stumbled upon an Edi

Edward was a disciple of Richard Crozier, another artist I deeply admire. Edward and Dave were very close friends, and when you visit Dave,

As part of the Year of Cortázar celebrations, organized by the Ministry of Culture of the City of Buenos Aires, the Centro Cultural...

Dave Mathews, a longtime admirer of Brown’s work, recorded an insightful and heartfelt conversation with Montes-Bradley.

En noviembre de 1938, Montes i Bradley titula su articulo de tapa “Urbanismo y Escultura”...

Nearly thirty years after its construction, the California Building was featured in the opening scene of "Citizen Kane".

In that conjunction of Presbyterian and missionary, it seems the latter often prevailed over the religious. The Browns were good people.

Charlottesville, Virginia -- We are pleased to announce a new collaboration in China to document the final stages of Joy Brown's work.

Documentary Film Fund recognizes the importance of "Sonidos de Salta" as a groundbreaking endeavor in the Northwestern region of Argentina,

Preliminary study of architectural details by the Piccirilli Brothers on the western façade of the Riverside Church in New York City. Photos

The attribution of the lionesses guarding The Morgan Library and Museum's entrance has long been a speculation topic. Despite suggestions on

The Documentary Film Fund is pleased to announce its financial support approval for the "Sonidos de Salta" project led by Norberto Ramirez

Exploring the Rich History of Havana Through the Lens of Humberto Calzada: A Documentary

The Leonardo Da Vinci Art School of New York on the Lower East Side opened its doors in 1923. I

The legacy of the Priccirilli brothers beyond New York City. London and Harrisburg.

Edward Thomas was a Renaissance man, and inventor of sorts; he was a tremendous artist with a smile that trascended boundaries and words.