Who are the filmmakers behind the Amy Goodman documentary?

The documentary "Steal This Story, Please!" is by Oscar-nominated filmmakers Carl Deal and Tia Lessin.

When and where does the documentary "Steal This Story, Please!" open?

The film "Steal This Story, Please!" opens on April 10 at IFC Center in New York City.

What is the goal of the self-distribution plan for "Steal This Story, Please!?"

The self-distribution plan aims to partner with media stations and grassroots groups to restore support for independent media.

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Oscar Nominees Launch Indie Film for Amy Goodman

6 Feb

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Summary

Filmmakers Carl Deal and Tia Lessin self-release Amy Goodman documentary.
The film opens April 10 at NYC's IFC Center, with a national tour planned.
The documentary champions independent media amid attacks on journalism.

Oscar Nominees Launch Indie Film for Amy Goodman

Filmmakers Carl Deal and Tia Lessin, known for their Oscar-nominated "Trouble the Water," are set to self-release their new documentary, "Steal This Story, Please!". This acclaimed film chronicles the career of progressive journalist and "Democracy Now!" host Amy Goodman.

The documentary is scheduled for its theatrical debut on April 10 at New York City's IFC Center. Following the premiere, Goodman and the filmmakers plan an extensive cross-country tour, with theatrical openings in numerous major cities. The film will subsequently expand its reach to dozens more screens across the United States throughout April and May.

Deal and Lessin collaborated with experienced distribution professionals for this self-distribution strategy. "Steal This Story, Please!" has already received significant recognition, winning multiple audience and jury awards at prestigious film festivals nationwide, including Palm Springs, Seattle, Woodstock, and Santa Barbara.