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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Courtesy Sundance Institute Miguel Huerta and Pasqual Gutierrez in 'Serious People' "It's gonna be a movie." Those same five words ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Twenty years ago, Greg Daniels learned an important lesson about making mockumentaries by way of a basketball game. He was ...

The mockumentary was not a new idea when The Office first aired (see, This is Spinal Tap), but the British and American versions of the show did take the genre into a new direction–specifically, TV.

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A compelling mockumentary crafted by the creative minds of James Merendino (acclaimed for "SLC Punk") and Lisa Hammer ("Venture Brothers"), Great Kills is unlike anything you've seen before. This ...

Miguel Huerta and Pasqual Gutierrez in 'Serious People' "It's gonna be a movie." Those same five words also popped into Gutierrez's mind when he woke up from a strange dream about a year and a half ...