Feature

In this interview, Ross McElwee discusses Remake, his first feature in over a decade, which focuses on the loss of his son and collaborator, Adrian

How Melania serves its titular subject, its filmmakers, and its financier by invoking documentary’s authenticity but not its accountability

Seven decades of nuclear documentaries oscillate between state propaganda and radical witness, revealing more about power than atoms

Newly restored documentaries from the 1950s–1980s reveal how Caribbean filmmakers forged a liberation cinema and why its practices matter now

Post house Sugar Studios offers filmmakers with mid-tier budgets a lifeline in an era of contraction, enabling projects that might otherwise collapse

The Czech festival’s 29th edition reaffirms its commitment to emerging filmmakers while presenting socially minded work that examines extraction

The world’s oldest documentary festival continues its commitment to an equitable world, from supporting exiled filmmakers to its programming

Geeta Gandbhir’s The Perfect Neighbor is a blockbuster feature documentary constructed from police video evidence obtained through a Freedom of

In this interview, Julie Goldman reflects on building Motto Pictures through the documentary bubble and bust by staying rooted in collaboration

Brittany Shyne’s debut feature, Seeds, frames with dignity and grace the lives of Centennial Black farmers