Raoul Peck’s documentary passionately reintroduces and reinterprets James Baldwin for a new generation.

The man behind some of the most iconic photographs ever taken.

A film about basketball, a nation’s coming of age, and the intertwining of both.

A chronicle of a young blind women, diagnosed on the autism spectrum, experiencing life on her own.

Aaron Brookner, who was very young when his uncle, director Howard Brookner, died, has restored his uncle’s films, and in the process has made this documentary tribute.

June 1964, two quests in the Mississippi Delta, both with lasting impact.

A compelling documentary that shines a light on tensions on the island of Hispaniola.

A terrorist? A martyr? Hear his own words.

A rousing call to arms for anyone interested in honest, issues-based journalism, this documentary could not be timelier.