The Stringer: The Man Who Took the Photo Review: Exposing the Mechanisms of Photographic Myth
A single photograph can seem to hold the full weight of a human catastrophe. It freezes ...
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Read moreDetailsThe returning warrior has long sat near the core of cinema’s myth library, the victorious fighter ...
Read moreDetailsThe Great Escaper takes a small modern legend and treats it with quiet care. The film ...
Read moreDetailsIranian filmmakers Firouzeh Khosrovani and Morteza Ahmadvand shape a docu-fiction hybrid that reads like an inquiry ...
Read moreDetailsMarc Ortiz Prades’ debut feature, The Bad Names (Els mals noms), arrives as a solemn Valencian-language ...
Read moreDetailsThe American Revolution is a six-part, twelve-hour document series that recounts the eight-year War for Independence. ...
Read moreDetailsMarines, a four-part docuseries, concentrates on the operations of the U.S. Marine Corps. Directed by Chelsea ...
Read moreDetailsFacing War narrows its frame to a single, high-pressure year with Jens Stoltenberg, former NATO Secretary ...
Read moreDetailsLimitation, by Georgian filmmakers Elene Asatiani and Soso Dumbadze, reads like a record pressed in the ...
Read moreDetailsTruth & Treason, directed by Matt Whitaker, unfolds as a somber historical drama about Helmuth Hübener, ...
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