A case for three works by regulars on the festival circuit whose distribution futures—at least in the United States—remain unresolved.

Both documentaries are structured in a standard behind-the-music format. Where they diverge lies with the artists spotlighted. One engages; the other pulls back.

The Harlem Renaissance comes alive in this rich and intoxicating documentary.

An unabashedly nostalgic trip back to a musical era that no longer exists.

If there was ever a rock star in classical music, it was Leonard Bernstein.

As director Paris Barclay makes clear, Preston was one of the early 1970s’ most exciting and original musicians, either as an invaluable sideman or as a hitmaker.

Baz Luhrmann and Elvis Presley go well together. EPiC mines unseen footage from two early 1970s Elvis concert films that have been restored.

If you’re a fan of John Prine or of roots music and Americana, then this is a feast.

An intimate portrait of the too-short life of musician Jeff Buckley.