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Field of Vision

@fieldofvision

A non-profit that supports and celebrates filmmakers and films that push the boundaries of nonfiction storytelling through innovation and artistry.

 New York, NY
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Joined August 2015
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COMING SOON to Field of Vision: Free Lyric by Cherish ‘Chez’ Oteka Free Lyric revisits one of rap culture’s first ever viral moments: the public shaming of a 17-year-old Black female rapper.
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Riotsville, U.S.A is leaving the @criterionchannl THIS WEEKEND! Watch @riotsvilleusa now on @Criterion before its last day on November 1 at: 🔗 criterionchannel.com/films/H…
Riotsville, USA

Riotsville, USA

Welcome to Riotsville, USA: a point in American history when the nation’s rulers—politicians, bureaucrats, police—were faced with the mounting militancy of…

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Riotsville, U.S.A. is now streaming on The Criterion Channel! Watch @riotsvilleusa now on @Criterion at: 🔗 criterionchannel.com/videos/…
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Powwow People will be screening at the @ngadc next month! Presented through Sky Hopinka's exhibition, Kicking the Clouds, that features photos, poems, and film that connect family, language, place, and lived Indigenous experience. Get tickets now at: 🔗 nga.gov/calendar/powwow-peop…
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Two Field of Vision-supported films will be screening at the 40th Leeds International Film Festival next week: Free Lyric and Whispers in May! Congratulations to both of our film teams headed to @leedsfilmfest! #LIFF2026 ⬇️
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FREE LYRIC by Cherish 'Chez' Oteka Reliving one of the first viral moments in rap culture when a 17-year old female rapper admitted to having an orgy, Free Lyric explores online call-out culture, gender and consent. (Yorkshire Premiere – British Short Film Competition) #LIFF2026
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WHISPERS IN MAY by Dongnan Chen In the Liangshan Mountains, 14-year-old Qihuo sets out to find a skirt for her rite of passage. What begins as a small quest drifts into a suspended space of childhood, where time slows and the world is vast. (UK Premiere – Cinema Versa) #LIFF2026
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Free Lyric has been longlisted for Best British Short Film at #BIFA2026! Congratulations to the entire film team – and thank you to @BIFA_film for the recognition! Read the official announcement at: 🔗bifa.film/news/bifa/
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Two Field of Vision-supported films will be screening at IDFA 2026: Six Months in a Pink and Blue Building and Whispers in May! Both films will be presented in the 'Best of Fests' section, as part of the year’s most eye-catching and celebrated films from around the world. 🌎⬇️
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SIX MONTHS IN A PINK AND BLUE BUILDING by Bruno Santamaría Razo The day Bruno turns 11, his feelings for his best friend clash with the announcement that his father has HIV. 30 years later, Bruno films, reimagining what he could not quite perceive as a child. (Dutch Premiere)
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WHISPERS IN MAY by Dongnan Chen In the remote Liangshan Mountains, 14-year-old Qihuo and her friends set out to find a skirt for her rite of passage. What begins as a small quest drifts into a suspended space of childhood, where time slows and the world is vast. (Dutch Premiere)
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Zodiac Killer Project screens at @UnionDocs next Friday, October 2, at 7:30 pm. Get tickets now at: 🔗 uniondocs.org/event/zodiac-k…!
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As military strikes devastate the nation, WHEN IT STARTED TO BURN focuses on the Ukrainian civilians contributing to the resistance in any way possible–illustrating the kindness of people in spite of their home country being at war. Watch now on 🔗 fieldofvision.org.
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Six Months in a Pink and Blue Building will have its US premiere at the 62nd Chicago International Film Festival! Congratulations to the entire film team headed to @chifilmfest! 🎉⬇️
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SIX MONTHS IN A PINK AND BLUE BUILDING by Bruno Santamaría Razo The day Bruno turns 11, his growing feelings for his best friend clash with the announcement that his father has HIV. 30 years later, Bruno films, reimagining what he couldn't perceive as a child. (US Premiere)
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With neighborhoods abandoned, landscapes rendered unrecognizable, and the capital city of Kyiv devastated, WHEN IT STARTED TO BURN is a piercingly vivid account into the war in Ukraine. Watch now on 🔗 fieldofvision.org.
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Powwow People opens at @BAM_Brooklyn tomorrow! The film kicks off its theatrical run at the Brooklyn Academy of Music from September 11-17, and select screenings will be followed by special Q&A’s with director Sky Hopinka Get tickets now at: 🔗 bam.org/film/2026/powwow-peo…
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WHEN IT STARTED TO BURN is a harrowing chronicle into the war in Ukraine and its lasting effects on civilians as they’re forced to cope with immense fear, loss, and devastation in order to survive in a conflict zone. Watch now on 🔗 fieldofvision.org.
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Revolving Lanterns will have its world premiere at the 31st @busanfilmfest! A massive congratulations to director Itaru Masui and the entire film team! ⬇️ #BIFF2026
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REVOLVING LANTERNS by Itaru Matsui In Fukushima, 500 elderly residents remain in a vanishing village. Through a man who returned after the nuclear disaster, the land’s spirit flickers like a revolving lantern. Seeking the home humanity longs for, he begins building a new house.
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Lucrecia Martel's Nuestra Tierra is now streaming on The @criterionchannl! Watch now at: 🔗 criterionchannel.com/videos/…
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