And in the Humanitas category, which honors a documentary filmmaker whose work strives to explore cultural differences, one women directed feature was nominated out of five.
The awards will take place on December 7th in Los Angeles.
Here are the women directed nominees:
Features:
The Central Park Five – Co-Directed by Sarah Burns, Ken Burns and David McMahon
Queen of Versailles – Directed by Lauren Greenfield
Shorts:
God is the Bigger Elvis – Directed by Rebecca Cammisa
Kings Point – Directed by Sari Gilman
Mondays at Racine – Directed by Cynthia Wade
Saving Face – Co-directed by Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy and Daniel Junge
Humanitas Documentary Award:
Call Me Kuchu – Directed by Katherine Fairfax Wright and Malika Zouhali-Worrall
International Documentary Association Announces Nominees (Awards Daily)
'Central Park Five,' 'Queen of Versailles' Among IDA Documentary Award Nominees (Indiewire)
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Melissa, thank you for cross-posting this. And Mr. Lew, what a great article. My favorite line,
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