Moritz Riesewieck and Hans Block’s cautionary documentary Eternal You takes a look at “death capitalism” in the age of AI, bringing up thoughtful questions about ethical and moral responsibility, while …
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Raw and deeply personal, Shiori Ito’s Black Box Diaries documents a female journalist’s multi-year investigation and battle for justice following a sexual assault.
Emily MacKenzie and Noah Collier’s documentary Carpet Cowboys takes an inspired look at how the American dream has been trampled and walked over in recent years, both literally and figuratively.
Filmmaker Emilce Quevedo Díaz brings light and connection to her family’s story of generational trauma in the documentary We The Women, with a deeply moving, sad, and yet hopeful glimpse …
The League, from director Sam Pollard, is a documentary that should be mandatory viewing for all diehard baseball fans.
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The fear and sadness of losing a loved one collide with the frustrations one faces when caught up in a broken system in Quebecois filmmaker Denys Desjardins’ latest and most …
Rich in economic, cultural, culinary, and familial histories, the amusing, cheekily titled, and disarmingly complex documentary The Lebanese Burger Mafia is a satisfyingly full meal.
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The intriguingly structured two-part ESPN 30 for 30 entry The American Gladiators Documentary shows there’s a lot more to one of the 1990s biggest cultural phenomenons than meets the eye.