“What makes a Vermeer a Vermeer?” is the question that opens Suzanne Raes’s meticulously observed and detailed documentary.

A murderer’s row of baseball luminaries, sportscasters and sportswriters, family members, and longtime friend Billy Crystal sing the praises of Yogi Berra.

A portrait of an artist who likes to stay out of the limelight while sometimes teasing it Banksy–style.

A celebration and an investigation of the aural experience.

The immersive documentary takes a journey inside the body, with footage viewers have probably never seen before.

Like its subject, this sunny biography is bouncy and assured.

An intimate documentary about entrepreneur and conservationist Douglas Tompkins’s life from directors Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin (Free Solo).

The director films his half-brother as they both set out to solve a family mystery that has affected so many in so many ways.

The documentary sheds light on how conservative forces have utilized insurgent leftism in ways that are quite unprecedented.