DOC NYC announces 2025 award winners including The Pink Pill: Sex, Drugs, and Who Has Control, Shifting Baselines, and A View from Home.
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Filmmaker Jeremy Xido returns to his home town in Sons of Detroit and explores questions of race, privilege, equity, and opportunity.
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Amy Goodman's fearless independent journalism at Democracy Now! serves as a new benchmark in Steal this Story, Please! and its look at the state of the news.
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DOC NYC announces annual Short List series, which includes Oscar hopefuls like Come See Me in the Good Light, The Perfect Neighbor, and My Mom Jayne.
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The story of Ahmed Matar and PK Gaza evokes the resilience of Palestinians as a filmmaker considers her pull to her homeland in Yalla Parkour.
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The U.S.A's constitution promises life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, but Death & Taxes explores how the widening rich-poor gap complicates that pledge.
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A chorus of talking heads revisits the notorious summer that transformed the Big Apple in Drop Dead City – New York on the Brink in 1975
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Sareen Hairabedian delivers an astonishing first feature with My Sweet Land, which observes life under threat of war through a child's eyes.
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Billy Preston: That's the Way God Planned It chronicles the life and music of a man who was often considered a "Fifth Beatle."
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The United Ukrainian Ballet Company honours the war effort by inviting soldier Oleksandr “Teren” Budko to take centre stage in Front Row.
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