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The current state of interactive documentaries

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Awards, festivals, prominent industry players, clubs... over the past ten years or so, the interactive documentary has really come into its own. But has the "webdoc" established itself beyond the circle of professionals and other industry insiders as an independent genre?

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By Electron Libre
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