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The documentary Chasing Childhood, directed by Eden Wurmfeld, OC ’91, and Margaret Munzer Loeb, depicts the negative impact that competition and overscheduling can have on today’s children.

Chasing Childhood Calls Out Excessive Parenting, Praises Childhood Freedom

Paulette Maher
April 7, 2021
College fourth-year Luke Volkert, composer for Waiting for Waves.

Luke Volkert, Waiting for Waves Composer

Anna Farber, Arts and Culture Editor
April 7, 2021
The Oberlin Club of Washington is screening Go-Go City: Displacement & Protest in Washington D.C. on Feb. 11.

Samuel George, OC ’07, Documentary Filmmaker

Casey Troost
February 5, 2021
Afrikan Heritage House faculty and residents hold an Umoja meeting over Zoom, as shown in the documentary Boxes Will Be Provided.

“Boxes Will Be Provided” Challenges Oberlin to Do More For Black Students

Atheena Frizzell
July 9, 2020
Frank Dawson.

Frank Dawson, “Agents of Change” Director

Aly Fogel, Arts Editor
November 22, 2019
A still from the recent documentary 35 Days, a short film detailing the Oberlin community’s experience of the January government shutdown.

Short Film Documents Government Shutdown in Oberlin

Katherine MacPhail, Editor-in-Chief
April 5, 2019
Danielle Miller (left) and Julia Thorndike, directors of Burn The Ships, a documentary about the Akron Racers that screened at the Apollo Theatre Wednesday.

In The Locker Room with Danielle Miller and Julia Thorndike, Documentarians

Alex McNicoll, Sports Editor
October 27, 2017
DJ Savarese, OC ’17, returned to Oberlin Sunday night for a screening of his documentary Deej, which follows his experiences over the past six years and advocates for civil rights and accessibility for autistic people.

“Deej” Highlights Interdependence, Challenges Assumptions

Kate Fishman, Managing Editor
October 6, 2017
Matt Blankinship, OC ’17, fifth-year Thanisa Durongkaveroj, and Anna Treidler, OC ’17, spoke about their experiences in Thailand at a screening of their documentaries about Thailand’s education system Saturday night.

Peanut Sauce Film Project Explores Thai Education System

Ivan Aidun, Staff Writer
September 8, 2017

Russian Documentary Highlights Narrative of Resistance

Julia Peterson, Arts & Culture Editor
February 24, 2017
Joshua Pribanic is an investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker. His first documentary, Triple Divide, covers fracking in Pennsylvania.

Off the Cuff: Joshua Pribanic, Journalist and Filmmaker

Kerensa Loadholt, News editor
April 22, 2016
Director Penny Lane discusses the process of digging through archival materials to compile the documentary Our Nixon, which screened Tuesday night in Dye Lecture Hall. The film utilized Super 8 footage taken by President Nixon’s aides to showcase a more personal aspect of his presidency.

‘Our Nixon’ Film Provides Glimpse Behind White House Doors

Anne Pride-Wilt, Arts Editor
April 4, 2014
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