Raoul Peck skillfully blends a portrait of the British writer George Orwell with a chilling look at the autocratic movements emerging around the world.

A compelling and moving portrait of a vanishing way of life in North Macedonia.

For those who either loved Megalopolis or simply love cinema, this is an alluring up-close-and-personal documentary about its creation.

A fascinating and unsettling watch, highlighting the contradictions of “To Catch a Predator.”

An intimate, urgent portrait of Russian journalists fighting to keep the free press alive.

An intimate portrait of the too-short life of musician Jeff Buckley.

In Sudan, filmmaker Hind Meddeb captures a brief moment of hope of reform.

Director Victor Kossakovsky has created an austere spectacle of sight and sound that must be viewed on the biggest screen with the finest sound system available.

Dog-lovers—and perhaps even the dog-agnostic—will be moved by this quietly powerful coming-of-age documentary.