The Work
By Phil Guie October 26, 2017
An intense documentary that takes viewers into California’s Folsom State Prison to observe group therapy sessions attended by prisoners.
An intense documentary that takes viewers into California’s Folsom State Prison to observe group therapy sessions attended by prisoners.
The question of whether a common vaccine can cause autism in young children is worthy of a fair-minded documentary to explore. Unfortunately, this is not the film to do so.
A thoughtful meditation on how an individual’s inner and outer selves can differ profoundly.
Inside Jose Fabella Hospital in Manila, which reportedly has the busiest maternity ward in the world.
An incisive look at a city which has evolved hand-in-claw with its rodents.
Has the kids-in-competition documentary trend played itself out already?
A clear and accessible perspective on the struggles of Central American indigenous populations.
A blues fan’s ultimate road trip through the Mississippi Delta and Louisiana bayous.
Filmmaker Matthew Heineman profiles the work of the citizen journalists collective Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently.