Acclaimed filmmaker Raoul Peck revisits the resonance of George Orwell's work, in Orwell: 2+2=5, but somewhat obscures the message of his writing.
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An interview with How to Build a Library directors Maia Lekow and Christopher King on the documentary about building public spaces anew out of Kenya's colonial past.
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Errol Morris sits down with David Cornwell, aka author John le Carré, for the ultimate documentary tête-à-tête in The Pigeon Tunnel.
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Umberto Eco: A Library of the World profiles late Italian writer, philosopher, book lover, and keeper of collective memory.
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Paul B. Preciado's Orlando: My Political Biography takes a cue from Virginia Woolf to explore identity and imagination in all their forms.
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In the Company of Rose sees James Lapine capture the life, work, and love of Rose Styron through a series of conversations with the poet, writer, and human rights advocate.
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Robert Weide and Don Argott explore the life and work of prolific American author Kurt Vonnegut.
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Saul Bellow is one of the most honoured writers of the 20th century. Over the course of a literary career that lasted well over a half century, Bellow won three National Book
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Truman & Tennessee features one of the most engaging conversations that never happened. This warm documentary offers a two-hander of sorts by bringing together the voices of literary icons Truman Capote and
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An interview with visionary Bruce Mau about design, changing, and re-imagining the world. The designer's life and career is the subject of the documentary Mau by Benjamin and Jono Bergmann.
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