Anthony E. "Tony" Buba (born October 20, 1943) is an American filmmaker. He is primarily known for his documentaries focusing on the working-class communities and social issues in his hometown Braddock, Pennsylvania and the nearby Pittsburgh.
Taste the Blood of Martin
(Self)
Martin
Lightning Over Braddock: A Rustbowl Fantasy
(Himself)
J. Roy: New and Used Furniture
(Himself)
Washing Walls With Mrs. G
(Himself)
Sweet Sal
(Himself)
The Mill Hunk Herald
(Himself)
Peabody & Friends
(Himself)
Birthday Party
(Himself)
Dawn of the Dead
(Motorcycle Raider)
Voices from a Steeltown
(Director)
Lightning Over Braddock: A Rustbowl Fantasy
(Producer)
Lightning Over Braddock: A Rustbowl Fantasy
(Editor)
Martin
(Sound)
Lightning Over Braddock: A Rustbowl Fantasy
(Director)
40°24.2983’ N 79° 58.251’ N
(Director)
Fade Out
(Director)
Year on the Throne
(Director)
Ode to a Steeltown
(Director)
Stigmata
(Director)
"The Fall" 1980
(Director)
The Cot Club: Braddock Hospital
(Director)
Pirozzi's Barber Shop
(Director)
Welcome to Sgambati's
(Director)
The Barber of New Kensington
(Director)
The Last Pawn Shop in Braddock
(Director)
Making Soppressata with Dom and the Guys
(Director)
Pasta Lesson: A Sunday in Rabatana
(Director)
Reflexions
(Director)
No Pets
(Director)
Ghosts of Amistad - In the Footsteps of Rebels
(Director)
To My Family
(Director)
J. Roy: New and Used Furniture
(Director)
J. Roy: New and Used Furniture
(Producer)
J. Roy: New and Used Furniture
(Cinematography)
J. Roy: New and Used Furniture
(Camera Operator)
Shutdown
(Director)
Betty's Corner Cafe
(Director)
Washing Walls With Mrs. G
(Director)
Home Movies
(Director)
Homage to a Mill Town
(Director)
Sweet Sal
(Director)
The Mill Hunk Herald
(Director)
Peabody & Friends
(Director)
Braddock Food Bank
(Director)
Birthday Party
(Director)
Struggles in Steel: A History of African-American Steelworkers
(Director)
Struggles in Steel: A History of African-American Steelworkers
(Producer)
Cinetracts '20
(Director)
Dawn of the Dead
(Sound Recordist)
Dawn of the Dead
(Sound)