A woman loses a fight because her shoes were designed to be admired rather than worn. It is a suitably...

Nomi is fired two days before a European tour because her idea of artistic provocation involves paint packed inside a...

Ola Henningsen calls himself “slow,” a description delivered without embarrassment and with the practical clarity he brings to almost everything....

Simon has spent so long explaining his unfinished documentary that the explanation has become its own creative product. He calls...

Hollis Shaw receives news that her husband has died in a car accident, then remembers the candy cane meringue kisses...

Celebrity documentaries often promise access as a corrective to bad publicity, which creates a peculiar arrangement: the same culture that...

Palmer Arlott invites her estranged relatives to dinner so she can tell them they are getting nothing. Few social occasions...

Privacy is not a gap in Sasha Waters’ documentary; it is the condition the film has to honor. Mary Oliver...

Jon Erwin’s young George Washington wants the British Empire before he learns how to defeat it. That irony gives Young...

Jessica Zitter’s camera enters Oakland’s Wilma Chan Highland Hospital Campus with a rare and unstable kind of access: the access...