98: Tim Wardle, Sandi Tan & RaMell Ross on "Pushing Boundaries"

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This is the fourth and final installment of conversations from the DOC NYC Short List. Previous episodes were: 90: Getting Political 91: Portrait Documentaries 95: Getting PersonalOn Twitter: @ttwardle @sanditan @ramellross @thompowers @purenonfiction

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"Three Identical Strangers," "Shirkers" and the Oscar-nominated "Hale Country This Morning, This Evening" are the focus of this conversation about pushing stylistic boundaries in documentary. Pure Nonfiction host Thom Powers interviewed the filmmakers at DOC NYC in November 2018.

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