Sundance: Frédéric Tcheng and Hardison co-direct a riveting portrait of the pioneering model-turned-agent who worked with Iman, Naomi Campbell, and Tyson Beckford.
In a year of overcalculated sports doc profiles, his HBO series on basketball’s greatest showman outlines what so many of those biographies get wrong.
This is the cinematic tribute fans have been looking for.
The director of “The Kids Stays in the Picture” tells IndieWire about the unconventional, unpredictable way his new movie came together.
Venice: Gianfranco Rosi turns his camera from refugees and war to arguably the most famous and influential man on earth.
On the latest episode of the Filmmaker Toolkit podcast, Jackson and editor Jabez Olssen discuss using machine learning to isolate previously inaudible “Get Back” tapes.
“Adam Ruins Everything” creator Conover heads from TruTV to Netflix with his latest sendup of American life on May 19.
Chris Smith and executive producer Ryann Fraser also outline how they built trust with former restaurant owner Sarma Melngailis.
This four-part look at Sarma Melngailis lands somewhere between an overly familiar Netflix doc and an insightful examination of a downward spiral.
The latest 10-episode season takes the drama of racing some of the fastest cars in the world and finds non-traditional sports doc angles along the way.
Exclusive: The film tells the story of 12,000 people who wrote letters to a young hippie millionaire in 1970 to ask for money.
A series of seismic developments led director Greg Whiteley and the team behind the Netflix hit to triple down on their storytelling instincts.
