National Geographic Documentary Films Pushes Into Shorts With Two New Films — Exclusive
The Oscar-winning banner will roll out its first shorts this fall: the refugee camp-set “Lost and Found” and the shocking expose “The Nightcrawlers.”
Documentaries
Independent Lens Announces 2019 Fall Lineup of Historical Docs Showing ‘How We Got Here’
“Made in Boise” will kick off the series’ 18th season, debuting Monday, October 28 on PBS.
Fantastic Fest Announces First Wave of 2019 Lineup, Including ‘Jojo Rabbit’ and Takashi Miike’s ‘First Love’
The annual genre festival takes place in Austin, Texas this September, right in the thick of fall festival season.
Oscar-Winning Documentary ‘Free Solo’ Lands Seven Emmy Nominations
The film’s director says “surgical” precision was required to shoot the documentary and is now being honored with an Emmy nomination.
Moon Landing at 50: 10 Space Documentaries Commemorating The Mission’s Anniversary
Never let it be said that Hollywood doesn’t strike while the iron is hot.
‘Wild Rose’ Outpaced by Documentaries at Specialty Box Office
Well-known figures, from Toni Morrison and David Hockney to Pavarotti, are pulling in audiences while new dramas can be a tough sell.
Gazing Back on Julia Reichert’s Forward-Looking Career
As the Museum of Modern Art preps a new exhibition on the influential documentarian, one of her proteges reflects on her legacy.
The Live Documentary: Sam Green’s Unique, Surprisingly Sustainable Theatrical Experience
Green’s latest, “A Thousand Thoughts,” tells the story of the Kronos Quartet, with the musicians playing alongside his film.
Oscars 2019: Best Documentary Shorts Predictions
Many documentary short contenders tug at voters’ heartstrings.
True/False Film Fest Announces 2019 Lineup
Exclusive: The yearly celebration of cinematic nonfiction will feature four big premieres, Sundance breakouts, and “Nathan for You.”
Aretha Franklin Documentary ‘Amazing Grace’ Will Set a Film Forum Record
Neon, which acquired the film on the same day that the producer launched its awards-qualifying run, reports crowds breaking into song.
How ‘RBG’ and ‘Divide and Conquer: The Story of Roger Ailes’ Were Forced to Evolve
Documentary production operates without a script: CNN Films and Jigsaw each started out making one film, and wound up making another.
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