DOC NYC 2021: 12 Must-See Films at America’s Biggest Documentary Festival
The documentary festival’s stacked 2021 lineup includes films about Kenny G, Dionne Warwick, and Dean Martin.
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DOC NYC Reveals Influential Awards Short List, from ‘Ascension’ to ‘Velvet Underground’
The DOC NYC shortlist often influences future awards for documentaries.
DOC NYC 2021 Full Lineup: World Premiere Films on Kevin Garnett, DMX, and Kurt Vonnegut
The New York-based documentary festival’s full lineup includes films about Kenny G, Dionne Warwick, and Dean Martin.
‘A Cops and Robbers Story’ Review: An Arresting Doc About a Celebrated Cop and His Secret Criminal Past
DOC NYC: Corey Pegues climbed up the NYPD ranks for 21 years without telling anyone he used to sell crack. And then all hell broke loose.
‘The Mystery of D.B. Cooper’ Review: HBO Doc About America’s Favorite Skyjacker Never Finds a Place to Land
DOC NYC: John Dower’s doc about D.B. Cooper tries to identify the high-flying folk hero who stole $200,000 and then jumped out of a plane.
‘The Meaning of Hitler’ Review: Terrifying Proof That Fascism Can Happen Anywhere
Directors Petra Epperlein and Michael Tucker’s eerie essay film takes a provocative stance on history’s biggest villain.
DOC NYC: 11 Must-See New Documentaries You Can Stream at Home This Week
This year’s lineup, accessible all across America, addresses some of the most pressing issues of our time.
DOC NYC Reveals Influential Awards Short List, from ‘76 Days’ to ‘Welcome to Chechnya’
The DOC NYC shortlist influences future awards for documentaries.
‘A Cops and Robbers Story’ Trailer: Incredible True Story of a Drug Dealer Turned Decorated Police Officer
Exclusive: The documentary is making its world premiering at DOC NYC, which is gearing up for a virtual edition later this month.
DOC NYC 2020 Full Lineup: Films by Errol Morris, Alex Gibney, Judith Helfand, and More
The program includes new films on John Belushi, Pope Francis, Jamal Khashoggi, Martin Luther King, Jr., Frank Zappa, and many more.
Film Festivals Aren’t Just Surviving Online, They’re Creating a Better Future
Veteran programmer Thom Powers has good reason to be optimistic about how festivals are adapting to changing times.
‘Blessed Child’ Review: An Intimate Look at One Woman’s Escape from Her Parents’ Cult
Cara Jones’ extremely personal film offers an inside look at her life as a Moonie, and the pain of leaving her parents behind with the cult.
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