#documentary-film

#documentary-film

In 'Yanuni', Juma Xipaia stands as a formidable advocate for Indigenous rights and the Amazon, portraying the stark realities of environmental politics in Brazil.

Chaz Ebert provides an insightful first-hand look at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, covering notable films, interviews, and the vibrant atmosphere surrounding this prestigious event.

2073 blends actual documentary footage with fiction, creating a terrifying reflection on our potential future shaped by environmental disasters and authoritarian regimes.

"I abstract the sounds so that they would align more with my experience and the feeling of what I got from that place."

The Hardline Trail is a double-black diamond trail, but it's also, like, artistic and what nature in Sedona has created.

"The threats of closing a cinema down because some people do not like the films we show certainly sounds like censorship to me," O Cinema's co-founder Kareem Tabsch stated.

MacMahon knew the risks involved in making a film about Led Zeppelin, as they historically avoided media and may not agree to participate.

As Horcajada points out: I've taken no side for or against guns, but witnessing so many children shooting from such a young age is painful.

Bill Morrison's 'Incident' utilizes powerful police footage, revealing the chilling truth about police violence, while highlighting how video evidence influences officer narratives and behavior.