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Filmmaker David Lynch holds a camera at waist-level and looks down into the viewfinder. He is wearing a brown hoodie with a white t-shirt, and a cigarette is dangling from his mouth. He has grey hair and is photographed against a black background.

Welcome to Lynchland Review: Celebrating a Hollywood Enigma

by Jason Gorber
May 13, 2025May 16, 2025
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The films of David Lynch, iconoclastic director of Blue Velvet, Mulholland Dr., and Twin Peaks, get a straightforward celebration.

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Beatles ’64 Review: Revisiting America’s “Beatles Era”

by Pat Mullen
November 28, 2024
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Some newly restored and never-before-seen footage by Albert Maysles and David Maysles is the reason to see Beatles '64, the latest doc on the Fab Four.

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Lynch/Oz Review: There’s No Place Like Homage

by Jason Gorber
July 22, 2022
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Alexandre O. Philippe explores the influence of The Wizard of Oz on David Lynch's oeuvre and filmmaking more broadly in Lynch/Oz.

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Moby Doc Review: A Whale of a Tale

by Marc Glassman
May 21, 2021August 7, 2021
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Moby is the perfect subject for a documentary. Everyone knows who he is and yet, he has remained a mysterious figure. His face isn’t well known and his love life isn’t a

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Review: ‘David Lynch: The Art Life’

by Pat Mullen
April 7, 2017November 29, 2021
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David Lynch: The Art Life lets audiences get inside the head of the acclaimed auteur.

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David Lynch: Artist & Reluctant Yogi

by Ron Deutsch
January 3, 2017June 5, 2022
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David Lynch: The Art Life and Shadows of Paradise offer different aspects of the man’s life beyond his filmmaking, but neither doc truly captures the inspiration for his art.

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Reel Artists Festival Comes of Age

by Adam Nayman
February 1, 2009May 16, 2022
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Canadian Art Reel Artists Film Festival has cornered the Toronto's film festival market on contemporary documentaries about visual artists.

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Miette pastry chef Meg Ray and Maria Thomsson from Miette pastry chef Meg Ray and Maria Thomsson from Rödlöga, Sweden at the world premiere of Sweet Störy at @psfilmfest. Here, they share their favourite sweets in this story of cross-cultural cooking. 🌴

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We're at the @psfilmfest this year, with coverage We're at the @psfilmfest this year, with coverage rolling including the world premiere of Elvis, Rocky & Me: The Carol Connors Story! Stay tuned for more. 

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Oscar nominee Carol Connors marches into @psfilmfe Oscar nominee Carol Connors marches into @psfilmfest to her theme from Rocky, and then performs "You Loved My Night Away" - a song she wrote for Elvis Presley the night he died and hasn't released until now.

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#StateOfFirsts director Chase Joynt talks about fo #StateOfFirsts director Chase Joynt talks about following congresswoman Sarah McBride on her historic campaign amid the culture wars and the targeting of trans rights, and making a vérité doc after hybrids like No Ordinary Man and Framing Agnes. #PalmSprings #PSIFF #Documentary #movies
@yanunifilm executive producer Laura Nix tells the @yanunifilm executive producer Laura Nix tells the @psfilmfest audience about what drew her to sharing @juma_xipaia's story and working with director Richard Ladkani to raise awareness about the fight for the Amazon. 🌴

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Andrea Werhun and @nicobazuin tell us about changi Andrea Werhun and @nicobazuin tell us about changing the narrative on sex work and being maximalists with colour in #ModernWhore. 💋

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Song Sung Blue is the latest documentary to get a Song Sung Blue is the latest documentary to get a  Hollywood remake. Kate Hudson and director Craig Brewer tell us about reimagining the doc as a movie musical!

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How have documentaries captured political divides How have documentaries captured political divides since Oct. 7? @dimwig surveys the field of films about Palestine and Israel.

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Every celebrity (and "celebrity") has a doc these Every celebrity (and "celebrity") has a doc these days, so what does it mean for the field?

@_rachelkh looks at films about Pee-Wee Herman, Pamela Anderson, and Elvis Presley to consider some dos and don'ts of the celebrity doc.

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