Media
Variety covers the world sales acquisition of Awen Films' documentary on Italy's first female director, co-produced and shot by Liptzin, premiering at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival.
Profile of the documentary premiering at Venice Classics, produced and shot by Liptzin alongside director Valerio Ciriaci for Awen Films.
Feature on the Venice-bound documentary, with references to Liptzin as co-founder of Awen Films and cinematographer on the project.
Official Venice Film Festival listing for the documentary produced by Liptzin and Awen Films, selected for the Venice Classics section.
Festival review of the documentary Liptzin co-produced and shot, praised for its engaging portrait of the forgotten silent-era pioneer.
Interview with Liptzin and director Valerio Ciriaci ahead of the U.S. premiere at IFFBoston, covering the film's cross-country production.
Filmmaker profile accompanying the Boston screening, detailing Liptzin's role as producer and cinematographer on the award-winning documentary.
Inserra Chair event page for the Montclair State screening and post-film discussion with Liptzin and Ciriaci.
Post-screening discussion event with Liptzin and Ciriaci at UC Santa Barbara, moderated by Stephanie Malia Hom.
Recorded conversation in which Liptzin and Ciriaci discuss the origins of Stonebreakers, filming protests, and documentary's tension between history and memory.
Coverage of the Connecticut screening of Liptzin's documentary on Italian-American theater magnate S.Z. Poli.
Feature on the PBS/CPTV debut of Mister Wonderland, produced and shot by Liptzin, tracing the forgotten story of Italian-American showman S.Z. Poli.
Review and Q&A recap of the New York Jewish Film Festival screening; Liptzin speaks about producing the short documentary on Rome's Jewish community.
Career overview of Liptzin's work spanning WNYC photojournalism, Awen Films, RAI presidential coverage, and the Netflix series First Team: Juventus.
In-depth interview with Liptzin and director Ciriaci on making the Italian Golden Globe–winning documentary about the Graziani monument controversy.
Coverage of the DVD and streaming release of the documentary, quoting Liptzin on the film's goal of raising awareness about Italian historical revisionism.
Liptzin's byline page at WNYC, where he contributed photojournalism on NYC housing, arts, and culture including Times Square student art and MTA musicians.