From Our Soundbooth | March 16, 2018
True/False Film Festival Podcast: An interview with Stephen Maing
This week on The Missouri Review‘s Soundbooth Podcast we interview documentary filmmaker Stephen Maing about his newest film project, Crime + Punishment, which recently screened at the 2018 True/False film festival in Columbia, Missouri. Crime + Punishment is a powerful film that spotlights the systemic problems that plague the New York Police Department – the largest in the nation – and the small, courageous group of officers who sue the city in an attempt to fix it. Stephen Maing has directed award-winning films such as High Tech, Low life, which won Best Documentary & Cinematography Awards at various festivals, and The Surrender, which received the 2016 World Press Photo Award for Best Documentary and was also nominated for a 2016 Emmy for Outstanding Short Documentary. Stephen has directed films for Time Magazine, The Nation, The Intercept, and The New York Times.
Interview conducted by TMR Audio Intern Bennett G. Jacobs.
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