By Sidney Lumet
By Paul Weissman November 2, 2016
The master director holds court, discussing his life in films.
The master director holds court, discussing his life in films.
The majestic landscape, captured by first-time feature documentary filmmaker Otto Bell, lends this intimate documentary an epic grandeur.
You can use the word awesome to describe this movie and literally mean it.
X Japan is the premier Japanese metal band, a mélange of thrash, glam, and symphonic rock.
A wide-ranging, impressively-photographed documentary on the far-reaching effects of climate change.
The award-winning film brings the viewer along for an extended stay on the European front line in the refugee crisis.
An absorbing and fascinating historical tour of the not-so-distant past that also doubles as a candid personal exploration.
The film could not be timelier, and it offers answers to one of the most vital questions of our time—why are citizens being treated like enemy combatants?
A vivid documentary about the two-year imprisonment of an American freelance journalist in war-torn Syria. A remarkable chronicle of empathy.