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Deadline’s For The Love Of Docs Series: Giving Oscar-Worthy Films A Boost, Free Of Charge
DeadlineStory by Matthew Carey
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Deadline's virtual doc series offers Oscar hopefuls a free boost, wrapping up with the buzzy film 'Blink' from acclaimed directors.
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- For the Love of Docs series has run for 10 weeks, providing a platform for Oscar-contending documentaries to gain visibility
- Blink, directed by Edmund Stinson and Oscar winner Daniel Roher (Navalny), is the final film featured in the series
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Edmund Stinson, Daniel Roher, Deadline, Blink, Navalny