Mark Cousins' expansive The Story of Documentary Film looks at influential films of the 1970s that pushed non-fiction cinema forward.
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Players from the 1986 Argentina vs. England game of the 1986 World Cup revisit their showdown on the field and all it represented in The Match.
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A filmmaker explores his family story in Paikar and inspires his father to open up about life in Afghanistan and then Iran, while navigating the COVID pandemic.
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An interview with The Tower that Built a City director Mark Myers on telling the story of Toronto famed structure from an "outsider" point of view.
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The Ballad of Judas Priest review: Sam Dunn and musician Tony Morello direct this tale of the English heavy metal band.
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Kenny Loggins: Convictions of the Heart is a doc portrait made strictly for fans and offers lots of nostalgia, but little insight.
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An interview with Alison Klayman about her documentary Scenes from the Divide and the complex art of fair, open, and informed conversation in today's climate.
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Better Go Mad in the Wild is an artfully offbeat documentary that asks if it's better to go mad in private than never to have fallen off the edge at all.
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Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels proves an evasive subject in this portrait of his life and career, but director Morgan Neville rises to the challenge of (sort of) pinning him down.
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An interview with EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert film editor and executive producer Jonathan Redmond about his electric archival portrait of the King.
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