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Favorite movies only need apply. Life is too short to write about what I didn't enjoy. 

Wildlife filmmaker Ashwika Kapur's 'Catapults to Cameras' nominated for prestigious award at Jackson Wild

E. Nina Rothe August 5, 2024

Roundglass Sustain, a non-profit foundation which commissioned this film, is the only conservation platform in India that collaborates with partners such as photographers,  filmmakers and NGO’s to create stories that impact change and behavior. 

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In Features, Film Tags Ashwika Kapur, Catapults to Cameras, Roundglass Sustain, India, wildlife, Kolkata, Panda Award, the green Oscar, New Zealand, Kakapo Parrot, Sirocco, BBC Natural History Unit, National Geographic., Netflix, Animal Planet, Discovery Network, Disney+, David Attenborough, Life in Colour, Suvrajyoti Chatterjee, Bengal, Jhargram, Jackson Wild Media Awards, USA, UK, Nature Film Awards, Apple TV, The Elephant Queen, The Redford Center, Watershed, Robert Redford, film, documentary, HEAL, Neha Dara, Washington D.C.
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'Truth' in Journalism, Honesty in Life with James Vanderbilt

E. Nina Rothe April 11, 2020

I was always a huge fan of the CBS news show 60 Minutes. To this day, there are some indelible segments that have stayed with me, like the Mike Wallace interview with tobacco industry insider Jeffrey Wigand and the Dan Rather expose on George W. Bush and how the 43rd President of the United States of America came to be in the Air National Guard during the time of the Vietnam War.

Incidentally, both those segments have been made into films and these days 60 Minutes continues to be a trailblazer in US news reporting, with an analytical twist, though perhaps today they do what they do with a bit more caution.

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In Film, Film Festivals, Interviews Tags Mary Mapes, Truth and Duty, 60 minutes, Dan Rather, Mike Wallace, James Vanderbilt, Dubai International Film Festival, Robert Redford, CBS, Rathergate, Cate Blanchett
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