Coverage & Recognition
Coverage & Recognition
The Athletic / NY Times
Kyle Larson vs. The Double: Inside the chaos, pressure and heartbreak of his Double attempts
Awful Announcing
Director Cynthia Hill: “Kyle Larson vs. The Double” is about what happens when life refuses to follow a script
Frontstretch
A Conversation with ‘Kyle Larson vs. The Double’ Director Cynthia Hill
Motorsport.com
Prime offers raw retelling of Kyle Larson’s Double story in new documentary
NASCAR.com
Prime Video announces May 21 premiere for ‘Kyle Larson vs. The Double’ directed by Emmy & Peabody-winner Cynthia Hill
Rolling Stone
He Spent a Decade Trying to Prove His Parents Killed His Teen Sister
Entertainment Weekly
Burden of Proof review: HBO’s true crime docuseries questions more than it answers — in the best way
Observer
Burden of Proof Review: True Crime That Questions More Than It Answers
RogerEbert.com
Burden of Proof: “The excellent filmmaker Cynthia Hill threads that needle just enough”
Entertainment Weekly
The Best Unscripted True Crime Series Ever Made — featuring Burden of Proof
People
Chilling Details About Brittany Murphy’s Final Days Revealed in New Documentary
Vanity Fair
The Truth About Brittany Murphy’s Life
Glamour
When Is Your Body Your Own? Planned Parenthood Asks Women in This Powerful Short Film
NC Arts Council
Cynthia Hill selected as one of 50 Renowned Artists with North Carolina Roots
News & Observer
This NC filmmaker directed a Jerky commercial. Here’s why it’s a big deal.
Talkhouse
How to Make It as a Filmmaker Outside New York and Los Angeles
MovieMaker Magazine
How They Did It: This Small Indie Documentary Team Tackled NASCAR in New Series Road to Race Day
Paste Magazine
Don’t Touch Brakes: Complex’s Road to Race Day Carves Out New Territory for the Sports Docuseries
Bill Moyers
10 Great 2014 Social Justice Documentary Films
Vulture
HBO’s Documentary About Domestic Violence Is Difficult to Experience, Essential to Watch
Filmmaker Magazine
Interview with Private Violence Director Cynthia Hill
Sandi Klein Show
Conversations with Creative Women — Cynthia Hill, Television and Film Producer
Nick Savides
Interview with Cynthia Hill
Peabody Awards
A Chef’s Life receives a Peabody Award: “For its refreshingly unsensational depiction of life and work in a modern restaurant — with generous sides of Southern folkways and food lore”
The New York Times
In a Portrait of Violence, an Appeal for Reform
Cosmopolitan
This Movie Will Make You Think Twice About Asking “Why Didn’t She Just Leave?”
HuffPost
“Hill managed powerful and intimate access to women who suffered with the realities.”
Bitch Flicks
“A historical film became a cinema veríté film. Hill’s decision to turn the camera on Gruelle was brilliant.”
New York Post
HBO doc explores domestic abuse through survivors’ eyes
PopSugar
Why You Need to Watch This HBO Film on Domestic Abuse