A loving tribute to Johnny Cash’s first wife, Vivian Liberto, and a corrective to her portrayal in the 2005 film Walk the Line.

A fascinating photographer strives to achieve a once in a lifetime dream.

The sometimes eye-opening, jaw-dropping stories that the interviewees divulge bring Cohn—and the documentary—so vividly to life.

An intimate documentary centering on a 30-year-old transgender man who makes the fateful decision to carry his own baby to term.

Each year, the Tribeca Film Festival draws attention to vital social issues, and 2020 is no different, though the event was cancelled.

A much more hopeful take on your traditional environmental documentary.

Regret, longing, and overcoming are what drive the somber aura of this deeply personal slice-of-life documentary set in working-class Newark, New Jersey.

A painful but necessary watch, the film revolves around the many women who have accused rap mogul Russell Simmons of rape.

A semi-magical view of redemption, hyperrealistic yet juiced-up, like the artworks at the documentary’s center.