Screenlife documentary My Sextortion Diary sees a filmmaker reclaim technology by using the same tools with which she was exploited.
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Expanding upon the short My Disability Roadmap, The Road Ahead is an affirming advancement for disability cinema.
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An interview with The Hobby director Simon Ennis and subjects Candice Harris and Dan Corbett about bringing tabletop gaming culture to screen.
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With The Walk, Honeyland director Tamara Kotevksa delivers a cinematically stunning portrait of the migration crisis through eyes of a child and a giant statue.
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The Trials of Alan Dershowitz gives the infamous New York lawyer a relatively bland doc treatment that tells us lots about his cases, but little about the man himself.
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Emily Packer offers an unexpected study of the intersection between genderqueer identities and oysters in Holding Back the Tide.
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Psychedelicized: The Electric Circus Story pays tribute to the club and the many talents that contributed to its brief but explosive success.
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Lisa D'Apolito explores the story behind Shari Lewis and her beloved puppet in the children's show Lamb Chop's Play Along.
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In American Symphony, Matthew Heineman observes musician Jon Batiste as he experiences career highs while his wife's leukemia returns.
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Ryuichi Sakamoto | Opus sees the Japanese composer offer his final concert with a cinematic and melancholic farewell through some of his most memorable compositions.
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