In light of her family’s history of suicide, Mariel Hemingway refuses to let mental illness
overwhelm her own life: “control is everything.”

Krassi, Mila, and Plamen staunchly navigate the potholes that pepper Bulgaria’s capital, Sofia, in
one of the city’s few remaining ambulances.

An unusual partnership between a dancer and Austin’s Department of Solid Waste Services
results in a public performance starring man, music, and machine.

This unprecedented look at the tennis legends’ lives on and off the court is accentuated by the
testaments of family, friends, and some of their more famous fans.

This touching portrayal takes us into the lives of four families who perform for tourists in the
“live music capital of the world,” Branson, Missouri.

A warm and candid portrait of the extraordinarily brave, empathic photographer, who died in Libya in 2011, by his partner on the film Restrepo.

A wealth of archival material and interviews shape this comprehensive, even-handed portrait of one of America’s most divisive politicians.

Innovative teachers, striving students, and a radical curriculum in Bertie County, N.C., are chronicled over the course of one transformative year.

This intensely revealing biography of writer Lucy Daniels expands the documentary form with
its imaginative visualization of the stresses of her early life.

This beautifully shot story of the last travelling shepherd shows that pastoral bliss may be
sustained even in industrial northern Italy.