The Greatest Night in Pop revisits the 1985 January night in which stars like Michael Jackson and Steve Wonder united to record We Are the World.
Documentary Culture
Johan Grimonprez's Soundtrack to a Coup d'État riffs on the history of the Congo amid the cold war with a jazzy tour through the archives.
The Sundance short docs include Bob's Funeral, Ekbeh, Object 817, Merman, Alok, Winding Path, 14 Paintings, To Be Invisible, and Baigal Nuur - Lake Baikal.
OYA Media Group's Alison Duke and Ngardy Conteh George change the game.
Every Little Thing introduces audiences to Terry Masear and her efforts to rehabilitate wounded birds at the Los Angeles Hummingbird Rescue.
Benjamin Ree offers inIbelin a resonant portrait of a young man's ability to enjoy with an online community through World of Warcraft the desires he couldn't experience in everyday life.
Igualada follows grassroots politician Francia Márquez as she mounts an historic presidential campaign and becomes a voice for the voiceless in Colombia.
Agent of Happiness observes a man tasked with measuring Bhutan's Gross National Happiness Index while in search of his own contentment.
Sundance Audience Award winner Daughters observes daughters of incarcerated individuals as they get ready to dance with their fathers.
The Battle for Laikipia observes a brewing conflict in which Samburu pastoralists and white ranchers in Kenya clash over farmland and a way of life.