Documentaries
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"Crude" tells its story with devastating understatement, wrapping the central plot of corporate negligence. But justice is not swift when Big Oil is your…
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Karnit Goldwasser is the young wife of Ehud Goldwasser, one of two Israeli soldiers kidnapped by Hezbollah in 2006, an action that launched the…
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Brügger and his travel companions deliver a ballsy theatrical spectacle in a regime of terror. In the opening scene of his latest documentary, "The…
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Timoner wins the Sundance Grand Jury Prize with a haunting depiction of the extremities of our online existence.
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Two films explore the boundaries between art and porn, sexual spectacle and exploitation.
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Remembering the past is what inspires reappropriation. With both their films, Backès and Bense give us work that has reproduced the essence of one…
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In July, Karlovy Vary International Film Festival’s annual presentation of up-coming Eastern European documentaries showcased a lexicon of lifestyles – works-in-progress.
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Can documentaries benefit from the film techniques used in fiction films? David Kinsella’s "Killing Girls" is exemplary.
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For the forty children who call it home, Mulberry Bush is their last chance