<h1>Darrel Manson</h1>

Darrel Manson

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Land of Gold – Immigrant tales

Land of Gold – Immigrant tales

AT&T’s Untold Stories program is a partnership between AT&T and Tribeca Film Festival and Tribeca Film Institute to develop underrepresented content providers. The wnner of the AT&T Untold Stories Grand Prize at the 2021 Tribeca festival was Nardeep...

Unconditional – Caring for the caring

Unconditional – Caring for the caring

According to AARP, 53 million Americans are caregivers for family members dealing with health issues of various kinds. Some of us have been through that experience; many more will face such times. Daniel Lui, a news anchor at MSNBC, had to make major adjustments in...

Radiance – Seeing the Light

Radiance – Seeing the Light

Movies are the interaction of light and shadow. We watch the way the light moves on the screen and perceive it as something real. But are we really seeing what is there? What do we miss seeing? If we don’t notice the details, have we missed the whole picture? In...

Gringa – Shoots and misses

Gringa – Shoots and misses

“Nobody surfs the first day. Takes a lifetime.” There are lots of things that take a lifetime. But in Gringa, from directors Marny Eng and E. J. Foerster, change in characters’ lives seems to happen almost overnight. That makes for a film that oversimplifies almost...

Passion – Talking about Love

Passion – Talking about Love

“Have you ever loved a person?” In Ryûsuke Hamaguchi’s Passion, love is treated more as a concept than an experience. It is a mostly (but not exclusively) cerebral examination of what love is and how it fits into our lives. When Kaho and Tomoya announce they are...

A Handful of Water – Finding Sanctuary

A Handful of Water – Finding Sanctuary

“Entropy in on the rise.” Jakob Zapf’s A Handful of Water is a story of sanctuary. Sanctuary is often used to define a place of safety, but its root comes from being a place of holiness. In this film, the place of safety has the kind of life changing affect where we...

What If? Ehud Barak on War and Peace

What If? Ehud Barak on War and Peace

“Undoubtedly, the tremendous forces of history will cause the leader to fail to change reality as he wanted, but the leader’s primary obligation is to try to act.” Do leaders actually have the ability to change the world? Or are there so many factors involved that...

The Wrong Ones – Grit and struggle

The Wrong Ones – Grit and struggle

Mallory Wanecque as Lily and Timéo Mahaut as Ryan in a scene from THE WORST ONES. Sometimes filmmaking takes on filmmaking, giving us a look at a little bit of what goes into creating what we see on screen. That is the case in The Worst Ones, from directors Lise Akoka...