A rich portrait of three black males coming of age where the odds are stacked against them.

The story of a refugee boy and the media frenzy that grew around him.

This gritty but ultimately hopeful documentary follows a family in its pursuit of a better life, right up until misfortune strikes, swiftly and mercilessly.

Pink river dolphins, space exploration, and Gilbert Gottfried are among the subjects of these quick takes. 

A monk obsessed with death, a 1980s art world darling, Ronald Reagan, and more.

Kate Brooks’s sobering documentary explores the real cost of a piece of rhinoceros horn or elephant tusk.

Mick Rock fell into palling around with some of the most groundbreaking and subversive musicians of the 1960s and ’70s and photographed them.

God Knows Where I Am is the scariest, saddest film of the year.

At first glance, this documentary on jazz trumpeter Lee Morgan could be considered fiction.