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Christopher Campbell
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How Alex Pritz Landed Darren Aronofsky To Produce His First Feature
We talk to filmmaker Alex Pritz about his award-winning first feature, The Territory, and how Darren Aronofsky became a producer of the documentary.
‘Beba’ and the Collaboration of Self
We interview Rebeca Huntt about her feature directorial debut, the extraordinary self-portrait documentary Beba.
‘Cosby’ and ‘Playboy’ Documentaries Win 2022 Critics Choice Awards
Winners of the 2022 Critics Choice Real TV Awards include the second season of Cheer and documentaries about Bill Cosby and Playboy magazine.
All the Documentaries You Need to See in June 2022
For June 2022, we spotlight programs showcasing Humphrey Jennings documentaries and LGBTQ+ films for Pride Month.
Martin Scorsese and Joe Berlinger Documentaries Nominated for Critics Choice Awards
This year's Critics Choice Real TV Awards nominees include Martin Scorsese and Malcolm Venville's 'Theodore Roosevelt' and two Joe Berlinger true-crime series.
Andrea Arnold Discusses the Empathy and the Alive-ness of ‘Cow’
We also talk about the making of Arnold's documentary debut and why it's more fun if she doesn't explain what it's about.
‘The Queen of Basketball’ and ‘Summer of Soul’ Win Best Documentary Oscars
Also a remake of a documentary won in two categories at the 94th Academy Awards.
‘Flee’ Ties the Record for Most Oscar Nominations for a Documentary!
Jonas Poher Rasmussen's animated Danish film has a chance to become the winningest documentary ever.
The 6 Best Documentaries of the 2022 Sundance Film Festival
Our six picks from this year's festival likely include some of the best documentaries of 2022 overall.
All the Documentaries You Need to See in February 2022
This month's highlights include Black History Month programming, the origin of Kanye West, and the return of 'Jackass.'
‘Fire of Love’ Recalls a Time When Scientists Were More Daring and Artistic
Sara Dosa's feature documentary chronicles the life, love, and professional passion of volcanologists Maurice and Katia Krafft.
‘Last Flight Home’ Moves Us by Involving Us
Ondi Timoner's most personal film documents the intentional death of her 92-year-old father and invites us to experience the sadness and the togetherness of it all alongside her and her family.
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