DOC NYC documentary film festival returns: Real life on screens and at home
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DOC NYC, America's largest documentary film festival, returns for its 13th year, with screenings both in New York City and online.
The festival showcases an international lineup of more than 200 feature-length and short films, including many international, North American and New York City premieres. Held in-person today through November 27 at venues throughout New York City, the festival also has selected films streaming online through November 27. For ticket and streaming passes click here.
The festival also includes panel discussions, workshops and master classes with notable documentary filmmakers.
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