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...

Miley Cyrus sings “Best of Both Worlds” like someone returning to a room she once escaped through the side door....

The most persuasive argument in Orangutan is vertical. Mark Linfield and Vanessa Berlowitz keep returning to the distance between the...

Protocol does most of the talking in A Royal Setting, which is a problem for a romance built around people...

The crop circles in Bodzki are fake, but the film’s faith in rural innocence is entirely sincere. Łukasz Kośmicki’s It...

Forty consecutive dates should make a city feel crowded; here, Houston keeps shrinking around one man. Andy Delaney’s 40 Dates...