Durham, North Carolina was the place to be last weekend if you love documentaries, as the thirteenth annual Full Frame Documentary Film Festival was presented. DVDTalk writer Chris Neilson was there to cover as much of it as was humanly possible. An astounding one-hundred-and-one docs from 27 countries, including 33 US, North American or World premieres, were screened between Thursday morning and Sunday evening. With five programming blocks running from 10 AM to midnight, in five performance spaces, Chris had his work cut out for him. Check out his report and read about the standout films he saw including Lucy Walker's Waste Land, which won the Audience Award, Lixin Fan's Last Train Home, and Tim Hetherington and Sebatian Junger's Restrepo.