‘Voyage of Time’: How Terrence Malick’s VFX Team Achieved Truth and Beauty
Production VFX supervisor Dan Glass wrangled the entire timeline of life on earth in Malick’s 10-year pet project.
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4 Reasons Distributors Should Buy Errol Morris Gem ‘The B-Side: Elsa Dorfman’s Portrait Photography’
By exploring large-format photographer Elsa Dorfman, Errol Morris could make her more famous and possibly save the 20×24 Polaroid format. But the doc needs a buyer.
Oscar Doc Contenders ‘Command and Control’ and ‘Zero Days’ Lay Bare Dangers of American Might
Unnerving new documentaries from Robert Kenner and Alex Gibney explore the intersection of technology, security, and nuclear war.
Oscars: How TV and Streaming Emmy Contenders Are Changing the Documentary Race
As the worlds of film and television collide, so do their respective awards givers—nowhere more prominently than in the realm of documentaries.
Morgan Spurlock’s New Documentary ‘Rats’ Will Definitely Make You Lose Your Lunch — Watch
The new feature-length doc just debuted at TIFF 2016.
‘Gimme Danger’ Exclusive Images: Jim Jarmusch’s New Documentary Recounts The History of The Stooges
The film is scheduled for theatrical release on October 28th.
Enabling Terrence Malick: What It’s Like To Be His Producers
Sarah Green and Nicolas Gonda are the unsung heroes of Terrence Malick’s gorgeous hi-res documentary exploration of the universe, “Voyage of Time.”
Nick Cave Releases ‘I Need You’ Video From ‘One More Time With Feeling’ Documentary — Watch
This striking song is featured on the new Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds album “Skeleton Tree.”
‘Extremis’ Trailer: Netflix Documentary Examines Grim Realities of End-of-Life Care
The 24-minute film heads to the streaming platform on September 23.
Nick Cave’s Tragedy and the Very Beautiful Music Documentary: An Interview With ‘One More Time With Feeling’ Director Andrew Dominik
After screening the film in his home, Andrew Dominik talks about the art of filming grief in 3D black-and-white.
James Franco’s Movie Column: What Werner Herzog’s Documentaries Teach Us About Humanity
Having lost his other half in last week’s column, James Franco talks to his mirror about Werner Herzog’s Internet-focused documentary “Lo and Behold.”
Emmy Nonfiction Contenders: Portraits of the Artist, from Nora Ephron to Nina Simone
The five films nominated for Outstanding Documentary/Nonfiction Special attempt to understand several of the most creative minds of the 20th century.