'Tim's Vermeer' opens nationwide through Sony Pictures Classics.
Docs about Artists
Winner of the Jacqueline Donnet Emerging Documentary Filmmaker Award
'Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry' opens in theaters July 27 through Sundance Selects.
Since Bob Marley's untimely death at the age of 36 from cancer in 1981, there have been numerous film projects announced. They have included
With IDFA-winner A Fox Under a Pink Moon, Mehrdad Oskouei evolves his work with marginalized youths into a remote-directed collaboration with
At this year’s edition, the Basque festival demonstrated why it prides itself on its political conscience, with many of its titles exploring
In this interview, Rebecca Miller discusses how radical listening shaped her five-part series Mr. Scorsese, from tracking down childhood gangsters to
For decades, Katja Raganelli’s documentaries safeguarded the stories of female filmmakers when the industry tried to erase them
In Tatyana Tenenbaum's Everything You Have Is Yours, we see dancer Hadar Ahuvia as she develops her performance by the same name, the culmination of years spent celebrating her own Jewish identity while also challenging Israeli tradition. After its theatrical run in NY, Documentary spoke to Tenenbaum about adapting her work in dance documentation to documentary, dance film tropes, and political activism in a nonverbal art form.
Maintenance Artist, directed by Toby Perl Freilich, is a fascinating look at Mierle Ukeles—an undeterred feminist and advocate for the working class who constantly defied labels. Just prior to the film’s documentary competition debut, Documentary caught up with Freilich to learn how she ended up collaborating with this unconventional and unusually empathetic character.