An interview with Liz Garbus about her underwater archival odyssey Becoming Cousteau and the extraordinary life world of Jacques Cousteau.
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Apollo 11: Quarantine is a worthy follow-up to Todd Douglas Miller's masterful archival doc.
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How rare and wonderful is it to watch a documentary and witness it immediately change the accepted history of a subject? Summer of Soul does just with portrait of 1969 Harlem Cultural
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Apollo 11 successfully completes a Herculean task in telling the story of the moon landing from all-angles using pre-existing coverage. It’s a marvel of technical accomplishment, but more than that, it’s a dynamic
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