Articles
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Subtitles in Podcasts: A Sound Idea
Radio Atlas, created by Eleanor McDowall, shines a light on international audio.
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‘Ai Weiwei: Yours Truly’ a Portrait of Political Prisoners
The art that Ai Weiwei: Yours Truly documents is provocative, inspiring, and essential—but is the film?
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‘Creem’ Doc Is an Ode to Arts Mags
Creem: America’s Only Rock n Roll Magazine is a raucous look back at a publication that gave voice to a generation.
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‘The Great Green Wall’ promises that a forest can grow in the desert
UN inspired doc The Great Green Wall offers hope in sub-Sahara Africa.
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Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets: A sad romantic story of the closing of a dive bar
Is Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets a doc or a drama? Decide for yourself.
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‘The Fight’ Brilliantly Captures the Insanity of Keeping Up with Trump
The Weiner team returns with The Fight, an essential portrait of ACLU lawyers defending Americans against Trump’s war on human rights.
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John Houston’s ‘Atautsikut’ Should Not Be Left Behind
John Houston’s Atautsikut, Leaving None Behind explores the history of co-ops in Nunavik.
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Denise Ho Doc Sings with the Power of a Dissident’s Voice
Denise Ho: Becoming the Star profiles the career of the Cantopop singer who was blacklisted by the Chinese government
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Helmut Newton Doc Finds Empowerment Through Drumsticks
Helmut Newton: The Bad and the Beautiful examines the photographer’s strange and erotic portraiture.
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‘Father Soldier Son’ Spends 10 Years in a Military Family
Netflix doc Father Soldier Son is the first feature produced by the New York Times.
