Drew Friedman: Vermeer of the Borscht Belt Review: Charting the Cult of Showbiz Ephemera
The shot rests on a lined face, every pore and bruise of stubble held in pitiless ...
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Read moreDetailsThe power of documentary filmmaking often rests on its capacity to witness a disappearing world. We ...
Read moreDetailsAileen: Queen of the Serial Killers revisits the disturbing case of Aileen Wuornos, among the most ...
Read moreDetailsJennifer Peedom, known for films like Sherpa and Mountain that look toward the world’s vertical extremes, ...
Read moreDetailsFacing War narrows its frame to a single, high-pressure year with Jens Stoltenberg, former NATO Secretary ...
Read moreDetailsThe late David Gulpilil feels carved into the bedrock of Australian cinema, a Yolngu actor, dancer, ...
Read moreDetailsThe three-part docuseries Don’t Date Brandon, directed by Grace Chapman, opens with a home video that ...
Read moreDetailsThe documentary Blue Has No Borders, directed by Jessi Gutch, opens with an atmosphere of ambient ...
Read moreDetailsCanuto’s Transformation breathes the dense air of the Brazil–Argentina borderlands, home to the Mbyá-Guarani. This unhurried, ...
Read moreDetailsClaire Simon’s documentary, Writing Life: Annie Ernaux Through The Eyes Of High School Students, studies literary ...
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