Faya Dayi
Among the most potent documentary experiences of last year, Faya Dayi boasts incredible monochromatic cinematography, which lends everything a surreal, dreamlike quality.
Among the most potent documentary experiences of last year, Faya Dayi boasts incredible monochromatic cinematography, which lends everything a surreal, dreamlike quality.
Director Matthew Heineman's harrowing documentary chronicles the initial surge of Covid-19 infections in New York City between March and June 2020.
This intense documentary centers on the teaming up of its filmmakers, a drama therapist, and a group of men who survived child sexual abuse at the hands of Catholic priests.
Set away from prying eyes, the film boldly explores how three teenage girls exist in a veritable minefield of sorts.
A lively portrait of how good local journalism reflects the lives of those who read it.
This insightful documentary profiles three El Paso, Texas, Mexican-American teenagers who want to work as U.S. Border Patrol agents.
A highly satisfying coming-of-age account in which teens emerge convincingly stronger and wiser.
A highly informative documentary centering on someone who had an outsized impact on modern American life, yet who remains largely unknown.
An undocumented South Korean who has built a life for himself in New Orleans, which includes a loving wife and a stepdaughter, finds it all imperiled after an incident with the police.
