Giving you our points of view on the latest docs in release and on the circuit.
(Pictured: Kedi / Blue Ice Docs)
Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror examines why The Rocky Horror Picture Show endures as the ultimate cult film.
Elephants and Squirrels traces efforts to repatriate Indigenous Sri Lankan artifacts stolen by Swiss collectors amid a larger cultural theft.
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.
Actor Martin Short receives a surprisingly serious documentary profile in Marty, Life Is Short, which looks at laughter's ability to push through hard times.
Billie Eilish: Hit Me Hard and Soft captures the energy and appeal of the Gen Z singer in a lively 3D concert doc directed with James Cameron.
Citizen journalists capture the 2024 protests in South Korea inThe Seoul Guardians while looking to a 1980 massacre as inspiration to fight for democracy.
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.
Nine Palestinians share their stories of survival and exile after escaping the violence in Gaza in Who Is Still Alive.
Teenagers at a French skating rink come of age in a dazzling space that offers an escape from outside concerns and forces in Vegapolis.
Dona Onete--This Tiny Piece of My Heart is an uplifting profile of Brazil’s octogenarian star singer-songwriter.
