A La Calle opens the 2021 Human Rights Watch Film Festival with a portrait of activists in action on the streets of Venezuela.
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Coded Bias is a chilling doc probes the implications of facial recognition software and algorithms.
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An interview with Academy Award winning director Freida Lee Mock on her Ruth Bader Ginsburg documentary Ruth – Justice Ginsburg in Her Own Words and bringing an American icon's story to the
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Collective won the Allan King Documentary Award at the 24th annual Toronto Film Critics Association Awards. It was Superbowl Sunday for TFCA members as critics from the Toronto group convened via Zoom
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Review of Sundance short documentaries including Dear Philadelphia, Don’t Go Tellin’ Your Momma, The Rifleman
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Reviews of President, Amy Tan: Unintended Memoir, Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street, and Searchers from the 2021 Sundance Film Festival.
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Reviewing Sundance docs At the Ready ("a rave and intimate portrait of America’s youths"), Homeroom ("conveys a sense of optimism"), and Taming the Garden (" striking, surreal').
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Kevin Macdonald offers the ultimate COVID-19 supercut with Life in a Day 2020, but this crowd-sourced doc is a case of quantity over quality as the montage create a simplified portrait of
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A standout selection at Sundance, Misha and the Wolves is a twist-upon-twist, reveal-after-after, jaw-on-the-floor thrill ride. It's a wild-but-true story masterfully told about the art of deception and the cost of lies.
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Sundance 2021 winners include Flee and Summer of Soul with the Grand Jury Prizes for Documentary.
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