David Hoffman is a documentary filmmaker who captured interviews with people born in the 19th century, including a 98-year-old lady who described life in the 1890s. He recorded this interview in 1979 for a television special called The Information Society. The footage was lost in a 2008 fire, but a digitized copy of 16 mm outtakes was later discovered. The clips provide a rare and fascinating glimpse into an America before radio and television. The woman's name in this footage is not specified.

In interviews with The New Arab, journalist Ahmed Shihab-Eldin and filmmaker Rolla Selbak discuss ‘The Visitor,’ an upcoming Palestinian folk horror film inspired by family tales of ghouls and the monsters of Israeli occupation. The film explores erased memory, the realities Palestinians face, and the power of reclaiming stories thru cinema. Still in early stages, filming is planned for Jordan in 2026🔗 https://www.newarab.com/features/visitor-palestinian-folklore-meets-horrors-occupation | The

5K views · 119 reactions | Filmmaker Ami Horowitz discusses his recent interviews with Gazans on the Israel-Hamas conflict and the "barbary" of the October 7 attacks. | Sky News Australia | Facebook