Baz Luhrmann and Elvis Presley go well together. EPiC mines unseen footage from two early 1970s Elvis concert films that have been restored.

An invaluable and chilling picture of a propaganda machine at work in the everyday lives of those under its thumb.

Lyrical and immersive, Britni West Shyne’s documentary is a stirring portrait of the ordinary, day-to-day working lives and experiences of Black farmers in rural Georgia.

This affecting and engaging film takes on a global, rather than strictly personal, focus.

A damning indictment of the past half-century of U.S. involvement in various scandals and cover-ups that continue to this day.

Why did Sara Jane Moore, a 45-year-old mother of four, try to assassinate President Gerald Ford?

For students of Middletown High School in the 1990s, Fred Isseks was the teacher who transformed teenage doldrums into a time of self-discovery and self-empowerment.

If you’re a fan of John Prine or of roots music and Americana, then this is a feast.

A slow-burn, slice-of-life documentary that takes the measure of one woman’s attempt to empower women and girls.