Directors Peter Ettedgui and Ian Bonhôte deliver one of the year’s best and most heartbreaking documentaries.

Marcel Ophuls’s intelligent and riveting 1976 film, newly restored, might be the most expansive canvas he ever worked on.

A completely unusual experience: part meditation, part tone poem, and part documentary.

The state of Hollywood, with its dual nature of hypocrisy and, at times, virtue signaling.

An investigation of a Canadian Catholic mission uncovers a history of abuse—hundreds of unmarked graves were discovered there in 2021.

A documentary that takes as its premise that more insurrections are inevitable, and therefore must be anticipated.

An immersive behind-the-scenes look at a two-year effort to restage Swan Lake.

An extremely rare exposé of an under-reported story and an opportunity to have an inside look into Afghanistan.

Most of the standard hallmarks of music documentaries go out the window here.