Tamara Kotevska discusses how patiently filming white storks resulted in The Tale of Silyan’s story of North Macedonian ecological and economic
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Gianluca Matarrese discusses his festival darlings GEN_ and I Want Her Dead, plus why “documentary probably doesn’t exist”
How the BBC elevated impartiality to its “very essence” amid documentary cancellations and regulatory pressures, and whether this embattled value can
At this year’s edition, the Basque festival demonstrated why it prides itself on its political conscience, with many of its titles exploring
Watch the trailer for the debut feature documentary by Swiss filmmaker Gregor Brändli, which chronicles the fight for the repatriation of Sri Lankan
For decades, Katja Raganelli’s documentaries safeguarded the stories of female filmmakers when the industry tried to erase them
Venice’s robust nonfiction selection revealed filmmakers grappling with inheritance—of land, literature, trauma, and the weight of documenting lives
In this interview, Gianfranco Rosi discusses Below the Clouds, his approach to nonfiction, and recent works’ political turn
In this interview, Federico Cammarata and Filippo Foscarini discuss their migration-focused Waking Hours and their reasons for filming in darkness
In this interview, Viktor Kossakovsky discusses leaving no stone unturned in Architecton