When the United States withdrew from its 20-year “forever war” in Afghanistan, the Taliban retook control of the ravaged country and immediately found an American base loaded with weaponry—a portion of the over $7 billion in U.S. armaments still in the country.
Screenings of DAUGHTERS, UNION, and HOLLYWOODGATE will be free and open to the public.
Forty feature-length and short documentaries were selected for the list; four screened at the 26th annual Full Frame Documentary Film Festival.
Thirty hours of interviews and 500 hours of film from Brian Eno’s personal archive make 52 quintillion versions of the documentary film ENO possible—one of which we saw at Full Frame 2024. Plus, a roundup of the Full Frame alumni coming to wider audiences this month.
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