Morgan Neville’s documentary acts as the perfect precursor to Orson Welles’s infamous, long in the making film, The Other Side of Wind.

A documentary that is an act of gratitude and a meditation on the Swedish director’s films.

In this sincere, engrossing documentary, director Sandi Tan looks back at a quirky indie film she helped make that captured a mostly bygone Singapore—and that suddenly vanished.

How does a president who lies about his past, distorts his country’s history into victimhood, promotes nationalism, and inflames anti-Semitism win an election?

The film is about spectacle, as ever-larger amounts of money get thrown at objects that increasingly blur the line between art and—something else.

As a depiction of how a family overcomes a most unimaginable crisis, this documentary is triumphant. As a call for criminal justice reform, it is powerful and convincing.

Mental manipulations are carried out in real time on a young athlete in this bold documentary.

A comprehensive documentary about an artist who pushed the limits of photography.

An engrossing, multifaceted portrait centering on a community that exists somewhere between paranoia and reality.