Films
This film covers the last few weeks in the life and the closing of Chasen’s in Hollywood and the reactions of the restaurant’s staff and…
MORE ›An obsession with New York City tarnsit compels Darius McCollum to commandeer hundreds of trains and buses, landing him in jail 32 times.
MORE ›No human presence seems to disturb the scale and beauty of the Baltic Sea, spectacularly depicted here in all its sound, color, and texture. The…
MORE ›Striking imagery and mesmerizing composition draw the world of the men and women who work at the Nabors Oil Drilling Platform in Odessa, West Texas…
MORE ›A filmmaker who digs deep to get at truths and has revolutionized the possibilities for the makers of moving images as much as Pollock did…
MORE ›A decade-long global odyssey chronicles the ever-changing record holders of the title of oldest person alive. What begins as a portrait of longevity becomes a poignant meditation on the passage of time, the randomness of fate and the joy and profound human experience of being alive.
MORE ›A yougn woman living alone on a reindeer herding post 1,000 miles north of Moscow contemplates solitude and purpose, and what she will do if the post is shut down.
MORE ›Through interviews, immaculate archival materials, and direct access, a spirited tribute to esteemed neurologist and author Oliver Sacks emerges. The film spans the story of Sacks’s life from birth to his battle with terminal cancer, profoundly weaving personal and professional endeavors into a celebration of his numerous groundbreaking contributions to science and society.
MORE ›Olivia is a 7-year-old girl of Indian descent who lives in British Columbia. Reshma is a 7-year-old Indian girl who lives in Goa. This charming…
MORE ›Leni Reifenstahl was commissioned by Adolf Hitler to film the Nazi Nuremberg Party Rally in 1934. Using 30 cameras and many assistants, the result was…
MORE ›Narrated by her four grown daughters, the story of Oma Rhee is not a happy one. The film begins as the four sisters relive childhood…
MORE ›When ISIS devastates her Yazidi community, survivor Nadia Murad becomes the predominant voice for her people. Following Murad as she recounts her harrowing experience time and again, this film intimately details the burden of imploring the world to intervene.
MORE ›Part-time rairoad worker Ray Salyer spends three days drinking and drifting on Manhattan’s Skid Row in this seminal postwar work of docufiction.
MORE ›Trainspotters, politely referred to as “railway enthusiasts,” are a distinctly British subculture. Stalking platforms and overpasses, armed with scanners and high-powered binoculars, they seem to…
MORE ›Thirty years after the War in Abkhazia, two generations of Georgian refugees squat in abandonedSoviet sanatoriums, haunted by echoes of the past while they continue to wait for aid in the form ofgovernment housing.
MORE ›Blending animation and live-action footage, Emmy award–winning director and Full Frame alum Eric Daniel Metzger follows the story of “Andy,” a Mexican American teenager facing…
MORE ›Once for Yes, Twice for No is a simple document, grassroot film’s answer to A Brief History of Time. Victor Blok is a scientist and…
MORE ›Full Frame honors the work of pioneering filmmaker William Greaves. Filmmakers Sam Pollard and Thomas Allen Harris, among others, will join Full Frame in recognizing…
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