You can watch as many times as you wish within your 24-hour viewing window. Your 24-hour viewing window starts once you click “Stream Film”.
When does my viewing window expire?
All films during Doc Stories are available for a 24 hour period, beginning at 12:01am the day after their in-person screening, and ending at 11:59pm. Regardless of what time you begin streaming a film on the day it becomes available during Doc Stories, it will become unavailable at 11:59pm that night.
What’s the difference between a “streaming window” and a “viewing window”? Once I start watching a film, how long do I have to finish it?
The “streaming window” is the duration of availability for a film during the Doc Stories festival. The “viewing window” is the 24-hour window to finish a film once you click “Stream Film”. Please note that the “streaming window” supercedes the “viewing window.” Regardless of what time you begin streaming a film on the day it becomes available during Doc Stories, it will become unavailable at 11:59pm that night.
Are there geographic restrictions limiting where a film can be viewed?
Doc Stories films are only viewable in the state of California. Live talks and Q&As can be viewed from anywhere.
Are all films in the program available to stream?
The following films will only be screened in-person:
Summer of Soul (…Or When the Revolution Was Televised)
Julia