The “evil genius” of Trump’s campaign seeks like-minded rightists at home and abroad.

How do you cover up a heinous crime when you’ve tweeted and posted it all over social media?

This humane, straightforward documentary follows three people as they prepare for the New York Daily News’s Golden Gloves, which is the world’s oldest and largest amateur boxing competition.

The film offers a rewarding, deeply involving experience, though viewers should be prepared: it is not an easy watch, nor is it meant to be.

This inspiring if somewhat conventional documentary follows Ilhan Omar during her history-making political campaign of 2015–2016 for a seat in the Minnesota House of Representatives.

A documentary that digs deeply into Jamaica and, in the process, yields a fascinating portrait.

The documentary consists of previously unseen footage gathered by NASA and the National Archives, which has been shaped into what often feels like a narrative thriller.

A documentary that deserves to stand alongside the best films about youth who pursue sports for a shot at a better life.

The documentary examines how the local Christian and LGBTQ communities in a Bible Belt town manage to co-exist together.