Filmmaker Brent Renaud, who, with his brother Craig, made films in conflict zones around the world, was killed while filming in Ukraine today. He was also co-founder of the Arkansas Motion Picture ...

Directed by Craig Renaud, the film tells the story of his brother Brent Renaud, the first Western journalist killed by Russian soldiers during the first weeks of the Russian invasion of Ukraine ...

US film reporter Brent Renaud was killed Sunday in Ukraine when his vehicle was hit at a checkpoint just outside Kyiv, specifically in Irpin. According to some reports, Russian forces opened fire ...

The New York Times reported earlier that Brent Renaud, who once worked for it, had been killed in the Kiev region and his colleague Juan Arredondo had been wounded NEW YORK, March 13. /TASS/.

TASS/. Russia is not responsible for the death of American journalist Brent Renaud in Ukraine, since the area around Irpen, where he was killed, is controlled by Ukrainian troops, Russian ...

An intimate film about documentary filmmaker Brent Renaud, the first American journalist killed in Ukraine. Brent captured many wars on the front lines, but he cared most about the people caught ...

Meanwhile, Cliff Levy, New York Times deputy managing editor, said on Sunday that the American journalist Brent Renaud, whose death was reported by Ukraine’s authorities, was not working for the ...

As South by Southwest approaches, so does the chance to experience exceptional storytelling in its many forms. The Daily Texan compiled a diverse lineup of short films premiering this year, each one ...

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Earlier, Dilerbek Shukurovich Shakirov (killed on the third day of the war in the city of Kherson), camera Yevgeny Sakun (in Kiev) Viktor Dudar (Mikolaiv), American Brent Renaud (Irpin), Pierre ...

TASS/. American journalist Brent Renaud, whose death was reported by Ukraine’s authorities, was not working for the New York Times, Cliff Levy, New York Times deputy managing editor, said on Sunday.