Scottish Irish filmmaker Mark Cousins isn’t afraid to think big. “It’s always good to aim high,” he tells Deadline. “I mean, we can nibble at life and take it gingerly or we can gorge.” He gorges on nonfiction cinema in his 16-hour series The Story of Documentary Film, an encyclopedic exploration of the medium produced by Cousins’ frequent collaborator, John Archer. Chapter 1 just premiered at Sundance (it screens again on Sunday in Salt Lake City); the Berlinale will host the international premiere of that first chapter and the world premiere of chapters 2-4. “John and I, this is the...
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