Articles by Daniel Pratt

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  Dylan

  Ania Winiarska

  PUBLISHED May 7, 2012

  It feels strange to get a child's perspective growing up in hostile, poverty-stricken Belfast, Ireland and call it a documentary, but this...

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  Breath

  Kullar Viimne

  PUBLISHED May 7, 2012

  In modern Western culture, far removed from the times of Mary Poppins, it's odd to think of chimney sweeping as a viable vocation for a you...

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  Cutting Loose

  Finlay Pretsell & Adrian McDowall

  PUBLISHED May 7, 2012

  Taking a less traditional approach to rehabilitation, the Scottish prison system is giving prisoners sharp scissors, a presumed weapon, to...

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  Petra's Poem

  Shira Avni

  PUBLISHED May 4, 2012

  Petra's Poem is a non-traditional documentary featuring a woman with Down Syndrome reading her soliloquy about how it feels to live in toda...

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  Finding North

  Kristi Jacobson and Lori Silverbush

  PUBLISHED May 4, 2012

  An estimated 49 million Americans suffer from food insecurity, unsure where their next meal will come from, a point drilled into viewers of...

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  Queen of Versailles

  Lauren Greenfield

  PUBLISHED May 4, 2012

  In this era of reality television programming, with such hits as The Real Housewives franchise, it is no wonder Lauren Greenfield's The Que...

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  Downeast

  David Redmon & Ashley Sabin

  PUBLISHED May 4, 2012

  In 2010, the last large sardine cannery in the United States – the Stinson Seafood plant in Gouldsboro, Maine – closed its door...

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  Jeff

  Chris James Thompson

  PUBLISHED May 4, 2012

  Because there is such an appalling specificity to Jeffrey Dahmer's signature mutilations and grotesque brutality, it's not surprising that...