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This riveting love story, anchored in a plot to kill Hitler during the height of his power, offers an eye-opening look at life under the Third Reich.
MORE ›At their recent “Getting Real” conference, the International Documentary Association began a series of conversations on sustainability for the documentary film field. With the NEA, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and PBS once again on the chopping block for federal funding, how do documentary filmmaking professionals respond?
MORE ›Eating: a pleasant or unpleasant task? Food: tasty and bubbling or oozy and disgusting?
MORE ›Ever wonder what happens in the Magical Kingdom of Disney animation? The Sweatbox steps inside those gilded gates with pop artist icon Sting as he…
MORE ›The people of the Niger Delta live in deplorable conditions while billions of dollars’ worth of oil from the region is pumped out to satisfy…
MORE ›Professional boxer Gary “Tiger” Balletto is trying to unionize his fellow boxers and get them health insurance and other worker benefits. His friend Derek Fleming,…
MORE ›Emerging from the strong tradition of Freedom Singers, Sweet Honey in the Rock is a group that’s as soulfully rich as it is provocative. Using…
MORE ›This witty and charming short follows the misadventures of young Davide as he makes repeated trips to his parents’ bedroom to seek relief from the…
MORE ›“They bled my momma, they bled my poppa, but they won’t bleed me.” The refrain echoes throughout Melvin Van Peebles’s infamous and hugely influential film.…
MORE ›Tired of being mistaken for others bearing the same name, Alan Berliner decides to rid himself of the “Same Name Syndrome” by inviting all the…
MORE ›When Father Mac came ashore in Malmö, Sweden, the locals took him at his word: he was a Catholic archbishop who managed the Vatican’s portfolio…
MORE ›As the largely abandoned town of El Remolino in Chiapas, Mexico, struggles to yield viable crops and keep its school open, two siblings remain to battle the rainy season and their painful childhood.
MORE ›William Greaves brings together two actors and one particularly outspoken member of his crew from Take One to make another film about making a film,…
MORE ›In William Greaves’s experimental, improvisational masterpiece, a second film crew documents the first while they record a series of actors reenacting the same breakup scene…
MORE ›Director William Greaves presides over a beleaguered film crew in New York’s Central Park, leaving them to try to figure out what kind of movie they’re making. A couple enacts a break-up scenario over and over, a documentary crew films a crew filming the crew, locals wander casually into the frame: the project defies easy description. Yet this wildly innovative sixties counterculture landmark remains one of the most tightly focused and insightful movies ever made about making movies.
MORE ›FBI informant “Shariff” grants filmmakers unprecedented access as he engages in a counterterrorism sting against a white Muslim man, illuminating the controversial methods employed in the government’s war on terror.
MORE ›New York City’s Le Cirque, with Sirio Maccioni (the inventor of Pasta Primavera) at the helm, was for decades synonymous with fine dining and celebrity…
MORE ›A highly publicized sex scandal of the 1970s is examined from the viewpoints of the teenage beauty queen at its center and those who remember the story slightly differently.
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