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At the Creedmoor Psychiatric Center in Queens, New York, Dr. Janos Martin helps treat patients with severe mental illness by encouraging them to express themselves…
MORE ›Dr. Janoz Martin helps the mental patients at Creedmore Psychiatric Hospital “turn their vulnerabilities into weapons, through art.” He oversees the Living Museum, an annex…
MORE ›Werner Herzog’s heady, playful treatise on technolgy in the modern age takes us from the inception of the Internet to the future of artificial intelligence.
MORE ›Get ready to answer the call of the open road during Loners on Wheels. The Loners on Wheels (or “LoW”) are a group of senior…
MORE ›Personal interviews, performances, and never-before-seen footage create a multifaceted portrait of the Grateful Dead. They were more than a band. They were a movement.
MORE ›A meditation on humans’ difficulty accepting reality, while still finding room to dream. It documents the people and landscapes of the Salinas Valley, one of the most productive agricultural regions in California.
MORE ›Two student filmmakers, obsessed with tracking down Bob Dylan and willing to beg for access, bring the viewer along for the ride. The grainy black…
MORE ›A group of New York City psychics conduct deeply intimate readings for their clients, revealing a kaleidoscope of loneliness, connection, and healing.
MORE ›In this arresting companion piece to The Act of Killing, an Indonesian optometrist confronts the men who murdered his brother and demands accountability ina society silenced by fear.
MORE ›Who secretly longs for the day when Robert DeNiro will show up to someone’s famously lackluster birthday party? Yeah, that’ll happen. But what if it…
MORE ›Al Pacino conceived, directed, and starred in this comedy/documentary of Shakespeare on the street, that is, his and his fellow actors’ enthusiastic, outrageous attempts to…
MORE ›This artful and measured vérité dives into the daily lives of two stray dogs in a Chilean skatepark.
MORE ›Even as a child, Sharon Greytak wondered if other people with disabilities battled for their identity just as she did. In an attempt to answer…
MORE ›Lost Book Found updates the venerable city symphony, but without the genre’s grandiose claims. Instead, this is more of a chamber piece. Beautifully shot on…
MORE ›Most of Prelinger’s “interactive” film—composed largely of amateur and industrial film fragments—is without sound, so it’s up to the audience to supply a soundtrack.
MORE ›Filmmaker Sam Green recalls the Zeitgeist of the early 1970s through clips and archival footage of an outdoor Rolling Stones concert in the Altamont, California;…
MORE ›In New Orleans, five months after Katrina, 72-year-old Louis Harding surveys the damage and laments the loss to property and history. Harding is a self-made…
MORE ›This tribute to architect Louis Sullivan tells a sweeping story with a wealth of visual detail. The rise and fall of Sullivan’s career originates with…
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