A director films her still-alive father’s death multiple times in a variety of ways, with his blessing and active participation.

This documentary works on multiple levels: as an insider’s look at a political campaign, an underdog story, a domestic drama, and even something of a thriller.

What chef Yotam Ottolenghi gives viewers is basically prestige food porn, but one could say the court at Versailles invented that concept almost 350 years ago.

A sharply detailed account of how the Federal Bureau of Investigation used its resources to target civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.

A real-life, modern-day To Sir, with Love.

The documentary essay follows stray dogs—the descendants of the first dog to orbit the earth—on their meandering, wayward journeys through the streets of Moscow.

The deeply entertaining documentary looks back on how Jimmy Carter was, indeed, the first president to tap the rock and roll subculture.

An essential watch for anyone interested in present-day Cuba, its future, and its fascinating contradictions.

Werner Herzog’s tribute to the British writer’s many obsessions and his restless curiosity.