On May 8, 1945—VE Day—poet and radio man Norman Corwin broadcasts “On a Note of Triumph” and moves a nation. Eric Simonson details Corwin’s radio…

Richly layered, complex and fiercely entertaining—like Tony Kushner himself—Freida Lee Mock’s latest documentary exhibits every facet of Kushner’s career. The personal, professional, and the political…

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,…

A harrowing account of a group of young women struggling to overcome eating disorders at an inpatient rehabilitation facility. Eating disorders such as anorexia and…

Acclaimed filmmaker Kirby Dick sets out to rip the veil of secrecy right off of the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), the body that…

An upper-crust photographer lugs her large-format camera into the surrealistically posh homes of wealthy Europeans and comes away with astonishing images. Saturated with color and…

A personal journey of reconciliation. The director’s stepfather, B. Pule Leinaeng (“Lee”), was an African National Congress (ANC) foot soldier who sacrificed his life for…

Dexter Romweber and the Flat Duo Jets performed on and off stage with an unprecedented level of intensity and dynamism. This film helps the audience…

This portrait of photographer Sally Mann explores the creation of her most recent body of work entitled What Remains. Her 1992 book, Immediate Family brought…