Anton Yelchin Documentary ‘Love, Antosha’ is Something to Cherish
Garret Price's film is not just a tribute to the late actor. It's also a posthumous gift from Yelchin himself.
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‘Sea of Shadows’ is Mexico’s Answer to ‘The Cove’
Director Richard Ladkani and producer Leonardo DiCaprio re-team with 'The Ivory Game' investigator Andrea Crosta to try to save the vaquita.
‘Midnight Traveler’ is a Powerfully Personal Look at a Family on the Run
Hassan Fazili, Fatima Hussaini, and their children chronicle their escape from Afghanistan and pursuit of asylum in this uniquely intimate nonfiction road movie.
‘Stieg Larsson’ Reminds Us That We Need Passionate Journalism
Before he found posthumous fame as the author of 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,' Stieg Larsson's mission in life was to expose the rise of right-wing extremism.
Love and Death in Palermo: ‘Shooting the Mafia’ Captures a Compelling Artist
Kim Longinotto's portrait of Sicilian photographer Letizia Battaglia celebrates the powers of love and art in contrast to the intimidating force of the Cosa Nostra.
‘The Disappearance of My Mother’ is All About Appearances
Former fashion icon Benedetta Barzini reluctantly receives the documentary treatment courtesy of her filmmaker son.
‘RBG’ Leads 2019 Oscar Nominations for Documentaries
In addition to being nominated for Best Documentary Feature, the Ruth Bader Ginsburg film is in contention for Best Original Song.
Killer Mike Does His Best Morgan Spurlock in ‘Trigger Warning’
The Netflix series works best when the Run the Jewels rapper is front and center.
‘Fyre’ and ‘Fyre Fraud’ Should Be Watched as a Package Deal
Hulu and Netflix both have new documentaries about the failure of the Fyre Festival. They're best watched together or else not at all.
‘Hale County This Morning, This Evening’ Wins Top Award at Cinema Eye Honors
'Minding the Gap' and 'Free Solo' won the most awards at this year's big event honoring nonfiction filmmaking.
