Silent Men review man puts himself on the spot as he dives into his big emotions
Duncan Cowles confronts men's mental health issues by exploring emotional expression, familial influences, and the impacts of silence on personal relationships.
'Art and Identity' in a changing Germany- Harvard Gazette
Hito Steyerl's documentaries explore the complexities of German identity since the Berlin Wall's fall.
Read an extract from Made In NuYoRico: Fania Records, Latin Music & Salsa's Nuyorican Meanings - The Wire
Our Latin Thing showcases the vibrant Nuyorican culture and the roots of salsa music through its documentary format and concert footage.
India's 1st Best Trans Model Agency review rocky and emotional journey for acceptance
The documentary reveals the resilience of the transgender community in India amidst societal challenges and the complexities they face with traditional roles.
New film spotlights campus unrest, antisemitism at NYC colleges
Jewish students face a growing civil rights issue on college campuses, as documented in Leonard Gold's film focusing on antisemitism before and after the Israel-Hamas conflict.
India's 1st Best Trans Model Agency review rocky and emotional journey for acceptance
The documentary reveals the resilience of the transgender community in India amidst societal challenges and the complexities they face with traditional roles.
New film spotlights campus unrest, antisemitism at NYC colleges
Jewish students face a growing civil rights issue on college campuses, as documented in Leonard Gold's film focusing on antisemitism before and after the Israel-Hamas conflict.
In Dahomey, Mati Diop Gives the Past a Lyrical Voice
Mati Diop's film 'Dahomey' explores colonialism's lingering impacts through the return of looted artifacts to Benin, blending documentary with metaphysical elements.
New repatriation documentary chronicles Indigenous groups' struggles to recover artefacts from collectors and museums
The documentary sheds light on the intricate issues surrounding the repatriation of Indigenous cultural artifacts, focusing on masks of spiritual significance.
In Dahomey, Mati Diop Gives the Past a Lyrical Voice
Mati Diop's film 'Dahomey' explores colonialism's lingering impacts through the return of looted artifacts to Benin, blending documentary with metaphysical elements.
New repatriation documentary chronicles Indigenous groups' struggles to recover artefacts from collectors and museums
The documentary sheds light on the intricate issues surrounding the repatriation of Indigenous cultural artifacts, focusing on masks of spiritual significance.
A war of who gets to write history': the artists resisting in Ukraine
Despite expectations, Ukrainian resistance endures as they fight for cultural identity against Russian aggression, showcasing resilience and the struggle for self-definition.
The precious family keepsakes that hold meaning for generations | Aeon Videos
'Heirlooms' showcases how cherished family items connect individuals to their cultural heritage and personal histories in a new country.
A war of who gets to write history': the artists resisting in Ukraine
Despite expectations, Ukrainian resistance endures as they fight for cultural identity against Russian aggression, showcasing resilience and the struggle for self-definition.
The precious family keepsakes that hold meaning for generations | Aeon Videos
'Heirlooms' showcases how cherished family items connect individuals to their cultural heritage and personal histories in a new country.
Documentary producers release new ethical AI guidelines for film-makers
Documentary filmmakers are developing ethical guidelines on using generative AI to reinforce truth and authenticity in nonfiction storytelling.
Director Morgan Neville is steering clear of generative AI after 'Roadrunner' backlash | TechCrunch
Morgan Neville's use of generative AI to replicate Anthony Bourdain's voice in 'Roadrunner' led to criticism, prompting a shift away from AI in future projects.
Documentary producers release new ethical AI guidelines for film-makers
Documentary filmmakers are developing ethical guidelines on using generative AI to reinforce truth and authenticity in nonfiction storytelling.
Director Morgan Neville is steering clear of generative AI after 'Roadrunner' backlash | TechCrunch
Morgan Neville's use of generative AI to replicate Anthony Bourdain's voice in 'Roadrunner' led to criticism, prompting a shift away from AI in future projects.
The Apprentice': The origin story of Donald Trump, a man lacking his own ideology
The Apprentice examines Donald Trump's complex life and relationships, particularly with Roy Cohn, highlighting political intrigue and the shaping of his persona.
A Public Defender's Radical Approach to Representing the January 6th Rioters
The article explores the personal perspectives of a public defender and her unique clients involved in the January 6th insurrection.
SFFilm Doc Stories: Behind a presidential assassination attempt in Union Square, a half-century before Trump
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.
Will Ferrell and Harper Steele share San Francisco memories
Will Ferrell's documentary 'Will & Harper' explores transgender identity and self-acceptance during a road trip across middle America.
Andy Valmorbida: The Pioneer Who Brought Street Art to Life in 'Shadowman'
Andy Valmorbida's multifaceted role in 'Shadowman' as executive producer and actor elevates the film, bringing authenticity to Richard Hambleton's art journey.
Juxtapoz Magazine - The Classic Graffiti Documentary "INFAMY" 20th Anniversary Event Screening in Los Angeles
INFAMY offers a voyeuristic look into the lives of graffiti artists, providing an immersive experience without glorifying graffiti.
Andy Valmorbida: The Pioneer Who Brought Street Art to Life in 'Shadowman'
Andy Valmorbida's multifaceted role in 'Shadowman' as executive producer and actor elevates the film, bringing authenticity to Richard Hambleton's art journey.
Juxtapoz Magazine - The Classic Graffiti Documentary "INFAMY" 20th Anniversary Event Screening in Los Angeles
INFAMY offers a voyeuristic look into the lives of graffiti artists, providing an immersive experience without glorifying graffiti.
Anyox review ghostly afterlife of a devastated mining town in ecological disaster
Anyox was once a thriving mining town that suffered from labor exploitation and environmental destruction, captured compellingly in a documentary.
Review | 'Seeking Mavis Beacon': Tracking a 1980s tech icon who never existed
Mavis Beacon, although fictional, became an influential figure in educational software, raising questions about race and representation in tech.
Freeland states 'grave concerns' over film about Russian soldiers showing at TIFF | CBC News
Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland denounces a TIFF documentary about Russian soldiers for its perceived moral implications and the use of public funding.
How "King, Murray" Seizes the Day
Documentary films can blend staged elements with real-life events to create engaging narratives that challenge traditional filmmaking conventions.
Pure Unknown: Fighting for the right to be identified in death
Dr. Cristina Cattaneo campaigns to identify marginalized bodies, focusing on the dignity of the Pure Unknown.
Oscar nomination gives Bobi Wine new hope of toppling Uganda's regime
Bobi Wine's documentary film has brought international attention and given him renewed hope amidst political challenges.
The documentary has had a positive impact on the Ugandan government's treatment of Bobi Wine and his supporters, showcasing the power of global scrutiny.
Pure Unknown: Fighting for the right to be identified in death
Dr. Cristina Cattaneo campaigns to identify marginalized bodies, focusing on the dignity of the Pure Unknown.
Oscar nomination gives Bobi Wine new hope of toppling Uganda's regime
Bobi Wine's documentary film has brought international attention and given him renewed hope amidst political challenges.
The documentary has had a positive impact on the Ugandan government's treatment of Bobi Wine and his supporters, showcasing the power of global scrutiny.
They'd come to take our heads': the surfing daredevils who risked everything for the perfect wave
The journey of Lagundri Bay surf spot illustrates a shift from a pristine locale to a commercially exploited site, raising questions about cultural integrity.
"Incident" Shows How Officers React When a Police Killing Is Caught on Tape
Bill Morrison's film 'Incident' starkly illustrates the ongoing crisis of police violence and its implications on accountability and narrative formation.
Sugarcane' delves into horrific past at Indigenous boarding school
The legacy of Native boarding schools includes horrific abuses, as illustrated by Julian Brave NoiseCat's documentary on St. Joseph’s Mission's dark history.
Elton John is bringing a new documentary to the UK's biggest film fest
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.
Murky Waters: A humanitarian's fight for justice
A humanitarian volunteer is charged with human trafficking amidst efforts to rescue migrants during the Mediterranean crisis.
A Life Like Any Other review wonderfully moving look back at a mother's resilience
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.
Pete Beck vs. Chris Kemp: The rocket rivalry you've got to see to believe
Astra Rocket faces failure against Rocket Lab in a documentary showcasing the space industry's competitive dynamics.
Yeti's new film is a rare look at Jimmy Buffett and the laidback lifestyle of 1970s Key West
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.
Pioneering gay photographer George Platt Lynes is ready for his closeup
George Platt Lynes' clandestine collection of nude photographs came to light posthumously, showcasing his evolution from a failed writer to a sought-after photographer.
Scenarios review Jean-Luc Godard collage is his final love letter to cinema
An intimate look at Jean-Luc Godard's creative process and final projects before his death.
Gay Love Letter to Fire Island 'A House Is Not a Disco' Is Charming Audiences from Texas to Florida
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 10 Best Music Documentaries 2024 - Music Artist Documentaries
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.
Athletic Brewing Co. to release documentary 'Inches to Miles'
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.
Schools get sudden donations after 'The Last Repair Shop' wins Oscar
The Last Repair Shop won an Oscar for best documentary short film, leading to increased donations for instrument repairs and music programs in Los Angeles public schools.
The Los Angeles school district's repair shop is one of the last large in-house programs of its kind, offering free instruments and repairs to over 540,000 students.
'The Last Repair Shop' documents labor of love repairing instruments for students
The documentary 'The Last Repair Shop' highlights the essential work of technicians in repairing musical instruments for students in Los Angeles Unified School District.
The film showcases the deep passion and dedication of individuals involved in ensuring students have access to musical instruments.
Schools get sudden donations after 'The Last Repair Shop' wins Oscar
The Last Repair Shop won an Oscar for best documentary short film, leading to increased donations for instrument repairs and music programs in Los Angeles public schools.
The Los Angeles school district's repair shop is one of the last large in-house programs of its kind, offering free instruments and repairs to over 540,000 students.
'The Last Repair Shop' documents labor of love repairing instruments for students
The documentary 'The Last Repair Shop' highlights the essential work of technicians in repairing musical instruments for students in Los Angeles Unified School District.
The film showcases the deep passion and dedication of individuals involved in ensuring students have access to musical instruments.
'Unclickable,' About Murky World of Digital Ad Fraud, Acquired by Cat&Docs Ahead of Thessaloniki Documentary Festival Premiere (EXCLUSIVE)
Digital ad fraud investigation film "Unclickable" acquired by Cat&Docs.
Highlights the impact of digital ad fraud on society and democracy.
Join or Die' Review: Come Together
The documentary 'Join or Die' explores Robert Putnam's argument of declining American civic engagement and emphasizes the importance of joining local communities to save democracy.
'Unclickable,' About Murky World of Digital Ad Fraud, Acquired by Cat&Docs Ahead of Thessaloniki Documentary Festival Premiere (EXCLUSIVE)
Digital ad fraud investigation film "Unclickable" acquired by Cat&Docs.
Highlights the impact of digital ad fraud on society and democracy.
Join or Die' Review: Come Together
The documentary 'Join or Die' explores Robert Putnam's argument of declining American civic engagement and emphasizes the importance of joining local communities to save democracy.
Film about groundbreaking San Francisco topless dancer releases first trailer
Carol Doda's life as a groundbreaking San Francisco performer is the focus of the upcoming film 'Carol Doda Topless at the Condor'.
The documentary promises a glimpse into Doda's journey as she shocked audiences by performing nude and became a symbol of the sexual revolution in the 1960s.
Carol Doda Documentary Gets Official SF Release Date | KQED
Carol Doda Topless at the Condor is a documentary film about the life of Carol Doda, a legendary San Francisco topless dancer.
The film is partially based on the memoir Three Nights at the Condor by Benita Mattioli, whose husband owned the Condor nightclub.
Film about groundbreaking San Francisco topless dancer releases first trailer
Carol Doda's life as a groundbreaking San Francisco performer is the focus of the upcoming film 'Carol Doda Topless at the Condor'.
The documentary promises a glimpse into Doda's journey as she shocked audiences by performing nude and became a symbol of the sexual revolution in the 1960s.
Carol Doda Documentary Gets Official SF Release Date | KQED
Carol Doda Topless at the Condor is a documentary film about the life of Carol Doda, a legendary San Francisco topless dancer.
The film is partially based on the memoir Three Nights at the Condor by Benita Mattioli, whose husband owned the Condor nightclub.
Disconnect Me review man attempts digital cold turkey in personal-challenge journey
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': The promised land needs a new narrative
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.
Uganda's first Oscar-nominated film tells story of Bobi Wine persecution
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.
Scala: A New Documentary Delves Into London's Anarchic Lost Cinema
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.
A paradox in paradise: Ski towns see high rates of suicide, mental health challenges
The image of Western ski towns as glamorous, fun-filled and carefree gets a reality check in a new documentary film focusing on disproportionally high suicide rates in Rocky Mountain states, sometimes described by mental health experts as the Suicide Belt.
Hunter College Pulls Screening of Film Critical of Israel
Hunter College cancelled a screening of a documentary film critical of Israel, sparking accusations of undermining academic freedom.
The documentary, Israelism, explores the uncritical love of the Jewish state in American Jews, and has received several awards since its release in February.
The cancellation was allegedly due to safety concerns and a backlash from an email campaign criticizing the film's anti-Israel sentiment.
It wasn't easy to be on camera': Succession's Hiam Abbass on reliving her departure from Palestine
Hiam Abbass's journey from suffocation to celebrated Palestinian actor.
The Delicate Art of Turning Your Parents Into Content
Scorsese's intimate documentary 'Italianamerican' portrays his parents and their Sicilian-American background.
Behind the Scenes Look at the Filming of "Oasis"
Documentary film "Oasis" captures Reed Boggs building and riding a freeride line in the Utah desert, showcasing stunning visuals.
10 Outstanding Brian Eno Productions
Eno documentary Eno is dynamically created through generative art, offering countless unique versions.
National Geographic releases first trailer for its documentary film, 'Sugarcane'
The documentary film 'Sugarcane' sheds light on the discovery of unmarked graves at an Indian residential school in Canada and the ensuing national reckoning.
Why Oscar-winning filmmaker Ben Proudfoot made a B2B marketing documentary
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.
Guapo'y review the scars of Paraguay's past revealed through healing plants
Thorne's documentary Guapo'y sheds light on the enduring trauma of the Stroessner regime in Paraguay through one family's harrowing experience.
11 Noteworthy Documentaries Celebrating LGBTQ+ Women
Documentary film plays a crucial role in preserving and immortalizing the lives and legacies of LGBTQ+ women, providing visibility and challenging historical narratives.