Giving you our points of view on the latest docs in release and on the circuit.
Coming Home offers a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the series Little Bird and its significance for Indigenous narrative sovereignty.
Documentary about the creation of hand-crafted luxury watches offers a fascinating subject and frustratingly banal treatment.
Zaida Carmona's humorous hybrid autofictionGirlfriends and Girlfriends is a clever sex farce and observation of Millennial life.
Aribada, which premieres June 21 in MUBI's Pride Unprejudiced series to mark Indigenous People's Day, is an exciting and unique hybrid.
Fashion Reimagined director Becky Hunter profiles Mother of Pearl creative director Amy Powney as she pursues sustainable fashion, somewhat naïvely.
In Beyond Paper, Oana Suteu Khintirian explores the ways in which memories and stories are preserved in paper, online, and among families.
Director Pratibha Parmar explores the life and work of author Andrea Dworkin and her fearless, sometimes scary voice in My Name Is Andrea.
All Man: The International Male Story tells the history of the fashion catalogue that provided an outlet for queer desire and expression.
Close to Vermeer observes the mounting of the largest Vermeer exhibit ever, and the debates about authorship that process entails.
Queen of the Deuce gives a fun and vivid characterization on Chelly Wilson and her unique success story as New York's porn queen.
