Film Category: NEW DOCS
What was it like to be the only Jew in a small town on the west coast of Norway in the 1920s and 1930s? This…
MORE ›Neil Sedaka had it right: “Breaking Up Is Hard to Do”—even harder if that refers to heavy metal mega-band Metallica. With a career spanning more…
MORE ›This fascinating documentary by North Carolina filmmakers Brett Ingram and Jim Haverkamp explores the world of Bruce Bickford, a legend in underground animation circles whose…
MORE ›Musicians are people, too. This intimate, behind-the-scenes look at the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra delves into the lives of gifted musicians outside the concert hall. Music…
MORE ›Nat Turner—the infamous leader of a short-lived but brutal slave rebellion—is one of the pivotal figures in America’s knotty history of racial conflict. Venerated by…
MORE ›The filmmaker spends a year filming a family of five in their modest home in rural China. All except the eldest daughter have AIDS. Without…
MORE ›Viola Liuzzo was the only white woman murdered during the Civil Rights movement, and her dramatic story provides a somber backdrop to a nuanced family…
MORE ›The reality of US operations in Afghanistan as you’ve never seen them before. An American Special Forces unit travels around the country trying to win…
MORE ›Twenty-five men, mostly blonde, form a two-row semi-circle around a pre-determined point on a large expanse of ice just inside the Arctic Circle. One anticipates…
MORE ›Follow a bull semen collector, a septic tank pumper, and a preparer of cadavers into their worlds in this account of individuals who lost their…
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