Three documentaries this year cut especially close to the bone, and are definitely worth seeing as they make their way onto the film festival circuit.
Mark Bozek’s documentary seeks to keep Bill Cunningham’s flame alight in a fun, gossipy outing.
Can the Andes really be as constant and unchanging as they appear from afar, especially given the political upheaval that has occurred in the country lying in their shadows?
The 3-D documentary highlights the career peak of the legendary choreographer Merce Cunningham.
The intricacies, contradictions, and nightly dilemmas behind a private ambulance enterprise are the focus of this absorbing and gripping documentary.
What stays the same in the latest installment is the sense of every life’s singularity and preciousness.
Human rights activist and protector of friends and neighbors, Liu Ximei leaves an indelible mark.
The work of Letizia Battaglia exposes the crimes of the Mafia during a crucial time for Italy, the 1970s through the ‘90s.
A musing mosaic of everyday New Yorkers that attempts to paint the city in all its diversity, honing in on the lives of its inhabitants and their sentiments toward the future.