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Christopher Campbell
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The Documentary the Royal Family Doesn’t Want You to See
The hidden 1969 film 'Royal Family' is receiving a lot of attention now thanks to 'The Crown.'
‘Waking Sleeping Beauty’ is a Captivating History of Disney’s Comeback
Disney chronicles its own return to prominence courtesy of 'Beauty and the Beast' producer Don Hahn.
‘Apollo 11’ Named the Best Documentary of the Year
The Critics Choice Association recognized the Moon-landing film with five awards while also honoring Peter Jackson, Bruce Springsteen, Frederick Wiseman, and more.
Lauren Greenfield on the Bait and Switch of ‘The Queen of Versailles’ and the Importance of Good Cinematography
Also: the tease of schadenfreude, the film’s relationship to reality TV, knowing when to end an ongoing story, and more.
‘The Battle of Midway’ is the Best American Propaganda Film of All Time
John Ford's film was one of the first to win in the newly created Oscar category for Best Documentary in 1943.
Midge Costin on ‘Making Waves’ and the Art and the Future of Film Sound
The veteran sound designer and prominent film school professor just made her directorial debut with a documentary focused on her craft.
‘The Gift: The Journey of Johnny Cash’ Review: Making a Man Out of The Myth
Archival footage and interviews with the Man in Black himself bring a personal touch to a story that's often been told.
‘Rewind’ Review: Trauma Hits Close to Home
This home video-heavy documentary about cycles of sexual abuse tells a powerful, painful story.
‘The Biggest Little Farm’ Leads 2019 Critics’ Choice Documentary Award Nominations
Honoring the best documentaries of 2019, the Critics Choice Association will name their winners on November 10th.
‘143 Sahara Street’ Review: Tea Time In The Desert
A tender, often humorous portrait of an elderly proprietor of a sleepy café in the middle of the Sahara.
‘Where’s My Roy Cohn?’ Review: Bullying the Bully
This biographical documentary on infamous lawyer Roy Cohn proves why secrets are so powerful and so potentially toxic.
‘I Am Not Alone’ Review: One Man’s Walk Leads to Armenia’s Revolution
Garin Hovannisian's documentary viscerally follows Nikol Pashinya's march to remove Armenian president Serzh Sargsyan from power.
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