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Katherine Steinbach
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‘Picture Character’ Review: Our Tech Overlords Tells Us About Emojis
Directors Ian Cheney and Martha Shane dig into the world of emojis and the committees responsible for which ones make the cut.
‘Red, White & Wasted’ Review: Mudding Into a Soul Of America
Music video directors Andrei Bowden-Schwartz and Sam Jones turn to feature filmmaking for a spotlight on Florida's redneck mudding culture.
‘Bauhaus Spirit’ Review: Searching and Finding True Believers
Niels Bolbrinker and Thomas Tielsch’s new film is a celebration of the centennial of the start of one of the last century’s most consistently present art movements.
‘Echo in the Canyon’ Review: Sexy Sonic Convergence
Director Andrew Slater and rocker Jakob Dylan pay tribute to iconic bands of mid-1960s Los Angeles.
‘The Creative Brain’ Review: Mapping Out Attainable Enlightenment
With Dr. David Eagleman as their guide, Jennifer Beamish and Toby Trackman's film cleverly and fascinatingly reveals what the human brain is capable of.
Doug Block on the 20th Anniversaries of ‘Home Page’ and the D-Word
We talk to the filmmaker about the rerelease of his 1999 classic, the community website that came out of its production, and the connection between documentary and wedding videography.
‘The Biggest Little Farm’ Review: Nature, Uh, Finds a Way
John Chester chronicles seven years of his new life on a farm with his wife and dog after they're evicted from their city apartment.
100 Must-See Documentaries Streaming on Amazon Prime This May
This month's additions include a political documentary starring Robert Downey Jr., a look at stunt performers including Zoe Bell, and the previous film by the director of 'Apollo 11.'
‘General Magic’ Review: Failure is Only the Beginning
Matthew Maude and Sarah Kerruish tell the story of an unsung group of developers who built the foundations of smartphone technology.
‘Our Planet’ and ‘Conversations with a Killer’ Among Critics’ Choice Real TV Award Nominees
The two Netflix documentary series received multiple nominations from the Broadcast Television Journalists Association for the inaugural event.
‘Out of State’ Review: A Tender Look At Life Beyond Prison
The documentary follows two men through their difficult transitions from incarceration to conditional freedom.
‘Meeting Gorbachev’ Review: A Personal Look at Objective Truths
With co-director Andre Singer, Werner Herzog profiles the eighth and final leader of the Soviet Union.
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