Film Category: NEW DOCS
The history of the struggle against apartheid in South Africa as told through the freedom songs that were integral in bringing about the abolishment of…
MORE ›The first quarter of the 20th Century set the stage for a Mexico, specifically a Yucatan, that was free, enlightened, perhaps even one of these…
MORE ›The United States’s secret air campaign in Laos during the Vietnam War was a crime unto itself, as well as the continuation of bombing afterwards…
MORE ›Film Noir meets documentary in a gripping, ironic tour-de-force about a brilliant con artist impersonating a Princeton track star. The filmmaker retraces James Hogue’s fraudulent…
MORE ›“Cunnamulla is the place to be. Outback living is the life for me. Scrubby desert beckons far and wide. Turn up the radio and give…
MORE ›When filmmaker Johnny Symons was finally ready to settle down and start a family, he had one more hurdle to overcome. This film takes a…
MORE ›Trapped within the interstices of the past and the future, there are present days of hoping, dreaming, and waiting. I Could Have Been Human chronicles…
MORE ›Images of foamy breakers, of the changing seasons across meadow and linksland, of a monument to a 1928 sea rescue turned tragic—with these, filmmaker Collis…
MORE ›“Imagine your body telling your brain it doesn’t want it in there anymore,” says Reade Whinnem, “and then doing everything it can to try and…
MORE ›Eggs, cups of flour, cups of sugar. This is what it takes to make the June 17 Birthday Cake at a Latvian bakery, which produces…
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