Girlfriend of Rolling Stone member Keith Richards, the onetime model and starlet established herself as a style icon and a symbol of 1960s born-to-be-wild madness, for better or worse.
The bizarre 1998 Japanese phenomenon that established the template for reality TV in the 21st century.
The documentary profiles photographer James Hamilton, an artist who seems to have lived a Bohemian dream.
The documentary follows three families in the fallout of two tragedies and one godsend.
Why isn’t this singer-songwriter more well known today? This is the question the documentary sets out to answer.
Last year’s Golden Bear winner is a documentary about a facility where the mentally ill can pursue a variety of artistic and artisanal activities.
An accidental film that is moving, maddening, multifaceted in the questions it poses, and of significant depth.
What the documentary about the actor’s career gets right is Wilder’s love of life itself.
Praising director Mstyslav Chernov’s bravery is so obvious it feels impertinent, as does describing his documentary with the trite phrase “necessary viewing.”