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Everybody Loves Maako Please send all inquiries to:
Yndiana Montes Fogelquist
Email address: [email protected]

Thank you,
Yndiana Montes Fogelquist
yndianamontes.com

26/09/2025

26/09/2025

with .repost・・・Excited to be covered by The Roanoke Times. Thank you all!
25/09/2025

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Excited to be covered by The Roanoke Times. Thank you all!

24/09/2025

Don't think for a moment that the powers that be do not know the power of culture and education. That's why they attack them when those two components of a modern democratic society are geared to the amelioration of the Human Condition of the excluded.
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With North Carolina Black Film Festival – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 5 months in a row. 🎉
24/09/2025

With North Carolina Black Film Festival – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 5 months in a row. 🎉

It was a wonderful experience and I realize the importance of documentaries for creating community. They definitely crea...
23/09/2025

It was a wonderful experience and I realize the importance of documentaries for creating community. They definitely create social impact, and I hope that made people think how important is that “the other” embraces culture. I realize that filmmaking is magical. People, who might not necessarily talk to each other in spaces where documentaries were screened, could actually have something to talk about to each other after watching documentaries.

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Throwback to Boone Docs 2024 and debut of her film 🎻

If you’re a filmmaker who has participated in Boone Docs over the years head over to our FilmFreeway page and leave some feedback!!

Don’t forget the regular deadline for film submissions runs until November 1, 2025!

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“Everybody Loves Maako” is a 15-minute documentary about a classical violinist from Tokyo, Japan, who earns her master’s...
14/09/2025

“Everybody Loves Maako” is a 15-minute documentary about a classical violinist from Tokyo, Japan, who earns her master’s degree in Appalachian Studies are App State in Boone and then receives a grant to study for a doctorate at Duke University. While in Boone, she learns Old Time music, mostly while she is secluded in her Boone cottage during the COVID-19 pandemic. Her main mentor is Cecil Gurganus, a respected folk musician who has played with the elders of traditional Appalachian music. During the pandemic, Maako learns fiddle tunes by ear studying online with Gurganus.

This is my first short, Everybody Loves Maako. It has been on six regional movie festivals and I realized that the social process she lived while she was stu...

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