Director Peter Mettler discusses his seven-part documentary epic While the Green Grass Grows and its exploration of life, place, family, and time.
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In While the Green Grass Grows, Peter Mettler delivers a personal and philosophically rich journey through grief, family, and the expansiveness of time.
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What is the new reality for documentary in the age of artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and the ability to produce in online spaces?
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Chinese artist, philosopher, and dissident Ai Weiwei stages Puccini's opera Turandot with nods to COVID-19, the migration crisis, and the war in Ukraine.
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The Oscar-nominated short documentaries include Incident; I Am Ready, Warden; Death by Numbers; The Only Girl in the Orchestra; and Instruments of a Beating Heart.
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Grand Theft Hamlet sees actors stage a production of Hamlet inside the world of Grand Theft Auto and find power in the online community.
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Jacinda Ardern's tenure as New Zealand's Prime Minister offers a lesson in leadership, even if the documentary has a trade-off between access and insight.
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Comedian Noam Shuster Eliassi offers a personal political awakening while probing Israel-Palestine divides through humour in Coexistence, My Ass!.
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7 Beats Per Minute director Yuqi Kang reflects upon making a documentary with freediver Jessea Lu and swimming outside the usual director-subject relationship.
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Self-Portrait as a Coffee Pot, William Kentridge's dizzying series, captures a period of isolation and awakening during the lockdown days.
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