NewburyPort Documentary Film Festival
The art of community - A Q&A with filmmakers
ART OF COMMUNITY includes Lockshop, bookartbookshop, Where the Stone Dropped & Takeover. Here in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, we understand the hard work it takes to build a community. From Southie to the North Sea, here are four short films that explore the ways that gentrification and inevitable social change affect the places we live, and the places that make our neighborhoods home.
CAUGHT IN SOUTHIE - South Boston’s Magazine
Lockshop – A new short documentary about Southie’s own Broadway Lock
A new short film paints an amazing portrait of a neighborhood shop, showing how these fast-disappearing places play a much bigger role in the community.
Rhode island International film festival
Filmmaker Q&A with “Lockshop” director, Cara Feinberg
An interview with the director.
Cracked & golden
Filmmaker: You have to work with what you’ve got
Cara Feinberg, a Boston-based filmmaker and television producer, talks with journalist Rachel Barth about releasing an independent film on the festival circuit during a global pandemic.
Globe Docs Film Festival
The Boston Globe’s GlobeDoCs film Fest Video Q&A with filmmakers
New england film Festival
Filmmaker Cara Feinberg talks about the short documentary "Lockshop."
Filmmaker Cara Feinberg explores the gentrification of South Boston in her latest short documentary Lockshop, which screens at the 2020 New England Film Festival. Here, Feinberg talks about the inspiration for the film.
New York Magazine
"What Poverty Does to Your Brain"
"The Science of Scarcity" is covered by New York Magazine.
Psychology Today
"Are Animals "Things?" The Evolution of Animal Law"
Ms. Feinberg's essay is an outstanding and comprehensive review of what is happening in the United States, and I highly recommend that you read it and share it widely. It really is that important.
THE BOSTON GLOBE
"ACROSS THE DIVIDE" PODCAST
Cara Feinberg is interviewed by Host Russell Contreras about her Boston Globe article on the 2006 Supreme Court decision to ban voluntary school desegregation programs. Across the Divide aired between 2006-2008 as a biweekly podcast focusing on minority issues, immigration, race relations, and culture.
KOTTKE.ORG
"Even If It's Fake (Medicine) It's Real"
"The Placebo Phenomenon" is featured on Kottke.org
UMAGAZINOLOGY
"Good Work"
An article about Harvard Magazine's feature story about Ellen Langer. UMagazinology is a publication of the University Magazine Group.
PLOS BLOGS
"Ellen Langer and the Psychology of Possibility"
Blog post about about Harvard Magazine's feature story on Ellen Langer. PLOS Blog is a publication covering science and medicine by the Public Library of Science.
AMES TRIBUNE
"NOVA Series Gets Elemental"
The Ames Tribune follows the PBS NOVA crew as they film "Hunting the Elements."