(Nov. 18, 2014)  Eye for Film reports on Barbara Kopple's conversation with directors Katy Chevigny and Ross Kauffman — part of the DOC NYC festival.

(Nov. 18, 2014)  The Hollywood Reporter surveys this year's Oscar race.

(Nov. 16, 2014)  E-TEAM takes home the F:ACT Award from the Copenhagen Documentary Festival.

(Nov. 15, 2014)  Phillipstown.info previews E-TEAM at Depot Docs.

(Oct. 28, 2014)  Human rights heroine Anna Neistat's greatest asset? Her gender.

(Oct. 23, 2014)  Filmed Q&A from E-TEAM's Doc House screening.

(Oct. 27, 2014)  ABC's Martha Raddatz interviews director Ross Kauffman and E-TEAM character Fred Abrahams.

(Oct. 23, 2014)  Film review by the Los Angeles Times.

(Oct. 23, 2014) "There’s a very cool television series hiding in plain sight in E-TEAM..."

(Oct. 20, 2014) The New Hampshire Film Festival has announced the winners of its International Film Competition portion of the fest.

(Oct. 20, 2014)  "The directors of "Deadline" and "Born Into Brothels" form one superteam to track another in a nonfiction nailbiter about Human Rights Watch's emergency investigation unit."

(Oct. 19, 2014) James Foley's parents accepted an award after documentary screening in Portsmouth.

(Oct. 15, 2014) CNN's Christiane Amanpour speaks with the director and protagonist of E-TEAM.

(Oct. 15, 2014 ) E-TEAM speaks with the Kojo Nnamdi Show

(Sept. 18, 2014) 'Where human-rights abuses are rampant, someone has to tell the world what's happening in those regions."

Variety reviews E-TEAM, calling it a "dynamic and  immersive documentary." Read more.

(Sept. 17, 2014)  IndieWire scoops the new E-TEAM trailer.

(Mar. 2, 2014) "E-TEAM is not only the best film I’ve seen at True/False this year, but perhaps one of the best documentaries I have ever seen."

(Aug. 3, 2014)  The Aspen Times previews E-TEAM before its screening at the Aspen Institute.

(Jul. 14, 2014)  Variety reports that E-TEAM is another Oscar®-hopeful for Netflix.

(Jun. 27, 2014)  The Washington Post reported on strong documentaries from this year's AFI Docs.

(Jun. 13, 2014)  As part of its coverage of the Human Rights Watch Film Festival in New York City, IndieWire profiled E-TEAM co-director Katy Chevigny.

(Jun. 5, 2014)  Anna Neistat appeared on Australian Broadcasting Corporation's "The Drum" to discuss her work as a Human Right's Watch investigator.

(Apr. 29, 2014)  Co-director Ross Kauffman talks about E-TEAM and the work of its subjects.

(Apr. 17, 2014)  Learn more about Ross Kauffman (co-director of E-TEAM), the film, and about what it takes to to be behind the camera of a documentary.

(Mar. 27, 2014)  The Herald Sun reviewed E-TEAM.

(Mar. 27, 2014)  BlogTo compiled a list of ten films that have the most buzz going into HotDocs, and wrote of E-TEAM that it is the "ultimate Human Rights documentary."

(Mar. 12, 2014)  Directors Ross Kauffman and Katy Chevigny discuss E-TEAM with KBIA 91.3, a contributor to NPR, about what went in to making the film.

(Mar. 12, 2014)  Vox Talk writes that "E-TEAM provides a different perspective on human rights issues than are often reported on the news but never quite to this extent..."

(Jan. 29, 2014)  Salon.com highlights Sundance documentaries that use beautiful moments of human interaction to tell much broader stories. Read their story here.

(Jan. 28, 2014)  The Hollywood Reporter caught up with E-TEAM co-directors Katy Chevigny and Ross Kauffman to talk about the demands of their embedded filming, the hardships faced by their subjects, and shaping a narrative out of 100 hours of footage. Read the interview here .

(Jan. 26, 2014)  Deadline Hollywood recaps the 2014 Sundance Film Festival awards, including E-TEAM's win for US Documentary Cinematography Award.

(Jan. 24, 2014)  The Street reviews E-TEAM:  "...the strength of E-TEAM is its decision to focus on the lives of the four investigators... and through those portraits illuminates the overriding truth..."

(Jan. 24, 2014)   Waging Nonviolence assembled its list of of Sundance docs that "...utilize beautifully captured moments of human interaction to tell much broader stories."

(Jan. 24, 2014)  IndieWire includes E-TEAM in its 2014 Sundance Film Festival review.

(Jan. 23, 2014)  The Hollywood Reporter reviews E-TEAM, calling it a "spellbinding story" and describing its technical team as "exceptional." Read the full review here.

(Jan. 23, 2014)  E-TEAM cinematographer Rachel Beth Anderson spoke with IndieWire about her experience shooting the film.

(Jan. 23, 2014)  Co-director and professor at Rutgers Center for Digital Filmmaking Ross Kauffman discusses his work, revealing what led him to filmmaking.

(Jan. 22, 2014)  The Wall Street Journal examines how the 2014 Sundance Film Festival brought different looks at the civil war in Syria.

(Jan. 22, 2014)   "If the astonishing, moving E-TEAM weren’t a documentary, you might think the story of globe-hopping human-rights observers was the basis for Tom Cruise’s next action franchise..."

(Jan. 21, 2014) Park City public radio station KPCW hosted E-TEAM co-directors Katy Chevigny and Ross Kauffman for a discussion about their film.

(Jan. 21, 2014)  IndieWire's calls E-TEAM an "...outstandingly gripping and heartbreaking non-fiction achievement."

(Jan. 19, 2014)  Q&A ith E-TEAM co-director Katy Chevigny.

(Jan. 17, 2014) Los Angeles Times Film Critic Kenneth Turan reflects on his personal connections to two Sundance films.

(Jan. 17, 2014) Ford Foundation JustFilms provided major support for five features selected for competition and premiere at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.

(Jan. 17, 2014)  KUER FM's RadioWest sat down with co-director Ross Kauffman and E-TEAM characters Anna Neistat and Ole Solvang.

(Jan. 15, 2014)  Filmmakers Katy Chevigny and Ross Kauffman on their film E-TEAM, premiering in the U.S. Documentary Competition at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival.

(January 15, 2014) IndieWire interviews E-TEAM co-directors Katy Chevigny and Ross Kaffuman.

(Nov. 23, 2013) Ion Cinema includes E-TEAM in its 2014 festival predictions.

(Dec. 3, 2013)  The 30th Anniversary of the Sundance Film Festival will feature 118 feature-length films.

(Dec. 6, 2013)  Sundance has unveiled the U.S. and world cinema documentaries set to play in competition at next month’s Utah festival.