Film Category: NEW DOCS
Welcome to the saddle-busting, bone-breaking world of bull riding, where only the toughest cowboys can make it through a season to the final competition where…
MORE ›The civil war in the West African nation of Sierra Leone displaced hundreds of thousands of people from 1991 to 2002. Most found themselves in…
MORE ›Do Americans crave the lifestyles of the rich and famous? If so, are we willing to pay cash for it? This sobering documentary examines the…
MORE ›Veteran filmmaker Allan King breaks new ground in this compassionate portrayal of elderly people in decline. He spent months filming residents of a nursing home…
MORE ›In 2005, the first elections after the fall of Sadaam Hussein hold incredible promise, but will they be overshadowed by the unaddressed ethnic and sectarian…
MORE ›This exquisitely crafted portrait of 75-year-old Marita and her six-year-old granddaughter, Marina, is among this year’s most unique visual experiences. Lovely, bright, textured, the film…
MORE ›This film provides a privileged and captivating view of the process of social organization and indoctrination of North Korean citizens. Daily rituals of family, school,…
MORE ›This stark, stunning, and literal film tells the story of how food gets from their origins to our homes, as well as about the people…
MORE ›Using ethnic strife within the Democratic Republic of Congo as its representative case-study, this exquisitely shot film provides amazing backstage access to the United Nations,…
MORE ›Did Conchita defraud her aging husband, renowned steam train photographer Winston O. Link? Or, did he exploit her for her business acumen? This convoluted tale…
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