Why did the surge of Black-centered films from the late 1960s through the 1970s fade away?

Sometimes it’s enough for a film to be an unapologetic piece of advocacy journalism, as is the case with Patricia E. Gillespie’s absolutely heartbreaking documentary.

A nature documentary that finds beauty within the debris of New Delhi as two brothers rescue injured black kites.

This brief, fascinating documentary about incarcerated men who have been all but forgotten by the rest of the world, has itself been lost since 1987.

First, and most simply, this documentary retells the 2002 hijacking of state-owned TV channels in Changchun, China, through animation.

Prolific photographer Ernest Withers chronicled the civil rights movement. He was also a longtime FBI informant.

Meet Slave to Sirens, an all-female thrash metal band from Beirut, Lebanon,

Depicting the last days of her 92-year-old father, Ondi Timoner has a made a heartbreaking and profound documentary.

A disturbing documentary and cautionary tale about those with too much money.