Oscar winners Steven Bognar and Julia Reichert follow up “American Factory” with a fascinating, if occasionally unwieldy look at an underappreciated protest and organizing collective.
Deirdre Fishel’s documentary argues that women are invaluable to police forces, but fails to recognize that police forces aren’t valuable.
The robust documentary slate is entirely available for online viewing, including new films from both beloved filmmakers and rising stars.
The American Film Institute’s documentary film celebration this year boasts 59 films you can watch from the comfort of home.
Michael Lumpkin now leads both L.A.’s premiere film festival, AFI FEST, as well as Washington, D.C.’s AFI DOCS. He’s got very big shoes to fill.
“I’m not sure if we can wow people anymore, but I’d sure like to try,” said history teacher Mike Zahs.
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