An American Pastoral Review: A Culture War on the Battlefield of Education
An American Pastoral offers a snapshot of America's education system that's a reminder of a culture war that hurts those who need education the most.
Giving you our points of view on the latest docs in release and on the circuit.
An American Pastoral offers a snapshot of America's education system that's a reminder of a culture war that hurts those who need education the most.
Rosana Matecki's Casas Muertas observes the lives of Venezuelans who stayed behind amid a violent collective exodus.
Denis Côté offers a droll but judgment free portrait of Paul, who overcomes his anxiety by cleaning the homes of dominant women.
Spreadsheet Champions is a formulaic competition doc that follows a group of students from around the world as they try to excel at Microsoft Excel.
Ghosts of the Sea sees Virginia Tangvald explore two stories of loss in her family as she revisits the disappearances of her father and brother at sea.
Several women who were former inmates at Holloway return to the prison that housed them and heal their collective trauma.
Director Ryan Sidhoo observes a team of athletes training for the luge on the old track in Bosnia and Herzegovina in The Track.
Ana Christina Benitez offers a personal film diary of her experience with breast cancer after being diagnosed at 36 years old in Mama.
How Deep Is Your Love tracks an exploration designed to determine the impact of resource extraction from the ocean floor.
Filmmaker Nina Paninnguaq Skydsbjerg befriends Ruth, a Greelandic woman serving an indeterminate prison sentence, in Walls – Akinni Inuk.