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Blog Posts That Mention Steve James
30 Years of “Hoop Dreams”: Steve James on Roger Ebert, Oscar Snubs, and Documentary Filmmaking
Life Itself to Screen at FACETS on May 19th with Director Steve James in Attendance
Oscar-Nominated Documentarian Steve James to Host Workshop on February 20th as Part of No Malice Film Contest
Steve James Among Presenters at Victory Garden Theater’s Chicago Stories Gala, Featuring Debut of My Play, The Great Debate
Steve James on Examining a High School’s Racial Disparities in America to Me
Steve James Named 2018 Guggenheim Honoree by American Film Institute
A Great Anthropological Experience: Steve James and Laura Checkoway on Their Oscar-Nominated Documentaries
Congratulations to Steve James on Your Oscar Nomination
Steve James Featured on Sam Fragoso’s Talk Easy Podcast
TIFF 2016 Interview: Steve James on “Abacus: Small Enough to Jail”
Roger Ebert’s Perfect London Walk on Sunday, November 9th; Steve James in London Today, November 7th
Chaz Ebert and Steve James to Discuss “Life Itself” at Chicago Humanities Festival
Chaz Ebert and Steve James to Appear at Chicago Humanities Festival
Interview: From “Hoop Dreams” to “Life Itself” with Steve James
Join Chaz Ebert and Steve James for a Reddit AMA on “Life Itself”
An Exclusive Clip From Steve James’ “Life Itself”
Ebertfest Opens with Emotional Screening of Steve James’ “Life Itself”
Ebertfest 2014 Is Bringing Oliver Stone, Steve James and Patton Oswalt
“This is not only your film”: Steve James talks about his Roger Ebert documentary “Life Itself”
In the Ring: James Madio and Steve Loff on “The Featherweight”
Obit for Imogene James
CIFF 2022: A Compassionate Spy, Sick
Life Itself to Have Magnificent Premiere in Virtual Cinemas on Friday, May 22nd, as Part of Magnolia Pictures’ Favorite Documentary Series
TIFF 2016: “Abacus: Small Enough to Jail,” “The B-Side”
Some of Roger Ebert’s Favorite Documentaries Released on Criterion Blu-ray
Chicago Humanities Festival to Premiere New Footage of Roger Ebert in “Life Itself”
Video: The Many Voices of Roger Ebert
Video Interview: Chaz Ebert on “Life Itself”
Twitter Responds to “Life Itself”
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All Around in the Dark: The Chicago Premiere of “Life Itself”
Celebrate Roger Ebert’s Birthday with a Google+ Hangout About “Life Itself”
Official Trailer Released For “Life Itself”
Events About Roger Ebert Set For This Week at Cannes
A Far-Flung Correspondent Gives a Thumbs Up to “Life Itself”
“Life Itself” To Play at Cannes Film Festival with New Footage
Live-Streamed Panels Announced For 16th Annual Ebertfest
The “Life Itself” Film Indiegogo campaign: Update
“Life Itself” Film Goes to Indiegogo for Completion Funding
Roger Ebert will receive the Sundance Institute Vanguard Leadership Award
Extinguishing the Ecstasy of Anger
The great American documentary
Happy New Year from Chaz Ebert and All of Us at RogerEbert.com
Albert Brooks Enriches Criterion Collection with “Real Life” and “Mother”
Chi Film Fest’s 60th Anniversary Cinema Soirée
Two More Weeks in the Midday Sun
Celebrating the Tenth Anniversary of Our Managing Editor Brian Tallerico at RogerEbert.com
Ebertfest Film Festival Over the Years
A Farewell from Our Literary Editor, Matt Fagerholm
Cannes 2023: Room 999, Anita, In the Rearview
Five Great Tales from Cannes’ Past
Martin Scorsese was Roger Ebert’s Favorite Director
Empathy Machine: Diary of a Country Priest
Preview of the 58th Chicago International Film Festival
FACETS Screen Gems Benefit is Sold Out, But Donations are Still Welcome
58th Chicago International Film Festival Announces Full Line-Up, Premieres, Special Guests and More
Only a Few Tickets Left for FACETS Screen Gems Benefit on Wednesday, September 28th
FACETS Honors Chaz Ebert’s Life and Career at Screen Gems Benefit on September 28th
Jason Delane Lee and Yvonne Huff Lee on Race, Adoption and Identity
His Life Mattered: Director Nadia Hallgren and Attorney Ben Crump on CIVIL
Celebrate Roger’s 80th Birthday with 2014 Google+ Hangout Event
Roger’s Top Ten Lists: Best Films of the 1990s
Introducing the Editors of RogerEbert.com
Sundance 2022: Jeen-Yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy, Framing Agnes, TikTok, Boom.
Abe Lincoln No Malice Awards Celebrate Young Filmmakers At Shakespeare Theater
Nashville Film Festival 2021 Preview: Invisible, Clara Sola and Four More Highlights
Daughters of the Dust to be Presented by Chaz Ebert as Part of the Gene Siskel Film Center’s Chicago Favorites Series
Last Chance to Enter No Malice Film Contest: Entries Accepted until May 31st
Thumbnails Special Edition: The Personal Essays of Matt Zoller Seitz
Book Excerpt: In Their Own Words: Fiction Directors by Alex Heeney
No Malice Film Contest Extends its Deadline to May 31st
Four Quick Tips to Help You Enter the No Malice Film Contest
Master Storyteller T. Shawn Taylor to Host Workshop on March 6th as Part of No Malice Film Contest
Filmmaker Pamela Sherrod Anderson to Host Workshop on February 27th as Part of No Malice Film Contest
Maya Angelou: And Still I Rise to Screen February 11th and Director Rita Coburn to Host Workshop on February 13th as Part of No Malice Film Contest
An Executive Producer Recommends Three Films to Watch for Black History Month: Passing, A Most Beautiful Thing and Mr. Soul!
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and the Ebert Foundation Sponsor the No Malice Film Contest for Children and Young Adults Across Illinois to Promote Racial Healing
The Best Television of 2020
Mr. Soul! and A Most Beautiful Thing Among Nominees at Critics’ Choice Documentary Awards
A Preview of the 56th Chicago International Film Festival
