Tag: Documentary

Gold dust looks almost obscene in Toto Gesell’s weathered palm: too small to justify the damage, ...

A dead friend's handwriting can feel louder than a voice. Alan Berliner understands this, and Benita ...

Pat was once a punchline people could quote without asking why the room was laughing. Julia ...

Peter Asher looks almost amused by the improbability of his own résumé. Daniel Geller and Dayna ...

A camera slips beneath tree roots and keeps descending until daylight begins to feel like a ...

A Tudor statute still casting a shadow over queer lives in Namibia, Barbados, and Sri Lanka ...

The voices arrive before the film has any need to explain itself: measured, shaking, exhausted, preserved ...

Mud, metal, birds, fog, and rusted military architecture become the grammar of an alien report in ...

Behind a Bandra shopfront, a table and a few plastic garden chairs carry the weight of ...

The horizon trembles until buildings appear to breathe, then deform, then nearly disappear. Jacqueline Zünd’s Heat ...