This transporting film has a reach beyond classical orchestra lovers.

A rousing and absorbing look back at a phenomenon that quickly crested and just as quickly disappeared.

Norman Mailer packed more eventful living into a single lifetime than a dozen men.

The festival featured beguiling documentaries about a wide range of entertainers and the vibrant Provincetown–set High Tide.

The life of Jenna Marvin, a queer performance artist from Russia, is captured in this bold and sobering documentary.

The film is about this store and the director’s attempt to make sense of a life that he has not, thus far, spent the way he intended.

The documentary doesn’t shy away from Lynes’s sublime nude photography, rather it ravishes in it, as if to visually reclaim a suppressed history.

An engaging look back when American culture was used to combat communism.

A tribute to the Jewish resistance as well as a radical pushback against misconceptions that Jews accepted their fate in ignorance or without a struggle. On the contrary, they gave the Nazis hell.