Tag: Documentary

By the eighty-fourth fried chicken meal, the food has stopped resembling food. Liana Stewart’s camera studies ...

American folklore rarely arrives with a copyright dispute attached. The Patterson-Gimlin film did. Shot in Northern ...

Rod Serling speaks through Jonah Tulis’ documentary with the strange authority of a man dictating from ...

The most revealing line in Summer of ’94 is about avoiding disgrace. When the United States ...

The most affecting choice Luchina Fisher makes is to let fear arrive through logistics. Stephen Chukumba ...

By the time Grace, Olivia, and Ariana are asked to act like mothers, nearly every institution ...

The dead beneath the Valle de los Caídos have addresses, numbers, boxes, and walls. They have ...

Rachel Mason builds her cold-case documentary around an inconvenience to the standard true-crime script: the LAPD ...

Darnella Frazier was seventeen when she recorded Derek Chauvin kneeling on George Floyd’s neck, and the ...

Television has found a dependable way to domesticate history: give a famous person a linen wardrobe, ...