A New Podcast *Just* on OVID!
Check-out OLL ABOUT OVID, a film podcast, where hosts B Peterson and Witney Seibold take a deep dive into the OVID catalog. Look for The Screen's Margins wherever you listen to podcasts.
OVID’s July Releases: Celebrating Maya Deren, Yury Grigorovich, Derek Jarman, Pablo Larrain, Chris Marker, Jim McBride, Laura Mulvey and Peter Wollen, Kevin Rafferty, Malick Sidibe, Andrei Tarkovsky & many more!
OVID.tv, the curated streaming destination for documentary and art-house films from around the world, announces its wide-ranging selection of films coming in July.
OVID’s June Releases: Carlos Reygadas’ “Our Time,” 6 Films by Chilean Director Dominga Sotomayor, Streaming Premiere of Dieudo Hamadi’s “Downstream to Kinshasa” & 3 films from Sentient Art Film
OVID.tv, the curated streaming destination for documentary and art-house films from around the world, announces its wide-ranging selection of films coming in June.
Sukhdev Sandhu on Eugenio Polgovsky
Sukhdev Sandhu on Mexican filmmaker Eugenio Polgovsky. Kindly made available to the public by Sight & Sound | The International Film Magazine
A Statement by Eugenio Polgovsky
Starting on Thursday, May 13th, OVID will present six works by Mexican filmmaker Eugenio Polgovksy.
OVID’s May Releases: Jill Li’s “Lost Course,” Marco Bellocchio’s “Devil in the Flesh,” Resnais & Schoendoerffer Restorations, the Films of Eugenio Polgovsky, Dance Camera West Festival… & more!
OVID.tv, the curated streaming destination for documentary and art-house films from around the world, announces its wide-ranging selection of films coming in May.
OVID Presents the Dance Camera West Film Festival
We're excited to announce that we'll be hosting the Dance Camera West film festival on OVID!
OVID’s April Releases: Peter Watkins’ “La Commune (Paris, 1871)” & more!
OVID, the curated streaming destination for documentary and art-house films, announces its wide-ranging selection of 34 films coming in April. Many of the films are premieres and available only on OVID.tv.
More Than Movie Theaters: Why Aren’t We Talking About Exhibition?
The impulse of nostalgia, for a return to normal, is what I hear most these days, dominating Zoom meetings, indie film panels, business articles in the trades. Forced to address the sudden and severe disruption of distribution and exhibition, the conversational focus often drifts to ... movie theaters and whether audiences will go back. What I hear industry vets say, repeatedly, is that the theatrical business will rebound but the window (the time before the film hits VOD) will shorten. Yes, this has been true for 15 years. And there is so much more we should be talking about. I’m writing th
Discover India’s Leading Documentarian Anand Patwardhan
Starting on Friday, March 5th, OVID will present the complete filmography of Anand Patwardhan, for almost 50 years India’s most important – and to some, controversial – documentary filmmaker. Read the New York Times Magazine's recent piece on Anand Patwardhan.