#documentary-film

#documentary-film

The documentary Chronicles of the Absurd reveals the struggles of Cuban artists against government oppression through raw audio recordings, emphasizing the inherent risks they face.

The sudden disappearance of tree frogs in Costa Rica highlights the urgent mystery of environmental changes and biodiversity loss.

Chuck Dickerson aims to increase diversity in American orchestras through the Inner City Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles.

The Independent emphasizes the importance of unbiased journalism amid critical social movements, aiming to provide accessible quality news without paywalls.

Vladimir Dzuro investigates the lasting effects of the ICTY's work on justice in the Balkans and reflects on its implications for international law.

Duncan Cowles confronts men's mental health issues by exploring emotional expression, familial influences, and the impacts of silence on personal relationships.

Hito Steyerl's documentaries explore the complexities of German identity since the Berlin Wall's fall.

Our Latin Thing showcases the vibrant Nuyorican culture and the roots of salsa music through its documentary format and concert footage.

Ahmad Hassouna prioritizes documenting life under Israeli bombardment over his ambitions as a filmmaker.

Mati Diop's film 'Dahomey' explores colonialism's lingering impacts through the return of looted artifacts to Benin, blending documentary with metaphysical elements.

The article explores the personal perspectives of a public defender and her unique clients involved in the January 6th insurrection.

Sara Jane Moore, who tried to assassinate President Ford in 1975, is featured in a new documentary closing the upcoming SFFilm's Doc Stories festival.

Anyox was once a thriving mining town that suffered from labor exploitation and environmental destruction, captured compellingly in a documentary.

Mavis Beacon, although fictional, became an influential figure in educational software, raising questions about race and representation in tech.

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland denounces a TIFF documentary about Russian soldiers for its perceived moral implications and the use of public funding.

Documentary films can blend staged elements with real-life events to create engaging narratives that challenge traditional filmmaking conventions.

The journey of Lagundri Bay surf spot illustrates a shift from a pristine locale to a commercially exploited site, raising questions about cultural integrity.

The documentary 'Elton John: Never Too Late' offers an intimate look at the singer's 50-year career and personal struggles, premiering at the BFI London Film Festival.

A humanitarian volunteer is charged with human trafficking amidst efforts to rescue migrants during the Mediterranean crisis.

The film 'A Life Like Any Other' explores the complex emotions and struggles of motherhood, showcasing the resilience and challenges faced by a mother through the lens of home videos.

Astra Rocket faces failure against Rocket Lab in a documentary showcasing the space industry's competitive dynamics.

A short documentary film showcasing Jimmy Buffett's life and friendships in his early years is released for free by Yeti on various digital platforms.

George Platt Lynes' clandestine collection of nude photographs came to light posthumously, showcasing his evolution from a failed writer to a sought-after photographer.

An intimate look at Jean-Luc Godard's creative process and final projects before his death.

Brian J. Smith's documentary 'A House Is Not a Disco' explores the rich, complex history of Fire Island Pines as a significant LGBT space.

The Woodstock music festival of 1969 is a pivotal moment in music history.

The film 'Woodstock' directed by Michael Wadleigh vividly captures the essence of the historic event.

The documentary film "Inches to Miles" follows athletes as they prepare for the Athletic Brewing IRONMAN Lake Placid event.

The film emphasizes the importance of community support and dedication in achieving goals.

An Inconvenient Truth was a groundbreaking documentary that sparked increased public discussion on climate change.

The film paved the way for broader conversations about climate change and the use of film to communicate social justice issues.

The documentary 'Journeys of Black Mathematicians: Forging Resilience' sheds light on the experiences and contributions of Black mathematicians.

Historical discrimination and challenges faced by Black mathematicians are highlighted in the film.

Winning attitude instilled by parents led Jen Bricker to excel in sports, especially gymnastics.

Documentary film 'She Looks Like Me' focuses on the aftermath of a surprising plot twist in Jen Bricker's life.

Fabiola Campillai, a blind Chilean senator, fights for justice after being shot by police.

Her story highlights police brutality, Indigenous issues, and political challenges.

The film focuses on Alex Lykos attempting a 30-day digital detox, exploring smartphone usage statistics and history.

The documentary navigates between lighter, informative sections and denser, speculative areas without detailed sourcing.

Israelism is a controversial documentary film that explores the relationship between Israel and Jewish identity.

The film has faced calls for censorship and cancellations of screenings due to the ongoing Israeli occupation of Palestine.

Bobi Wine, a popstar-turned-politician in Uganda, has had a tumultuous political career and his story is captured in the documentary film 'Bobi Wine: The People's President.'

The film has been nominated for Best Documentary Feature at the Academy Awards, marking the first time a Ugandan film has received such recognition.

The Scala cinema in King's Cross was a hub for alternative film screenings in the 1980s.

The documentary film 'Scala!!! Or, the incredibly strange rise and fall of the world's wildest cinema and how it influenced a mixed-up generation of weirdos and misfits' focuses on the Scala cinema's impact and legacy.

Hiam Abbass's journey from suffocation to celebrated Palestinian actor.

Documentary film "Oasis" captures Reed Boggs building and riding a freeride line in the Utah desert, showcasing stunning visuals.

Eno documentary Eno is dynamically created through generative art, offering countless unique versions.

The documentary film 'Sugarcane' sheds light on the discovery of unmarked graves at an Indian residential school in Canada and the ensuing national reckoning.

Ben Proudfoot's new film, Everybody's Business, traces the history and importance of B2B marketing, showcasing the sector's role in solving global problems.

Thorne's documentary Guapo'y sheds light on the enduring trauma of the Stroessner regime in Paraguay through one family's harrowing experience.

Documentary film plays a crucial role in preserving and immortalizing the lives and legacies of LGBTQ+ women, providing visibility and challenging historical narratives.