As the documentary market heats up (and narratives are in short supply) more non-fiction features than usual are for sale at TIFF. And a handful are likely Oscar contenders.
Matt Tyrnauer captured the notorious gay matchmaker’s unique view of the stars.
Exclusive: Check out the first trailer from the Impact Award winner at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.
Kimberly Reed’s deep dive into Montana’s fight back against corporate money influence in elections is scary but also hopeful.
Exclusive: Famed TV writer and producer Lee Aronsohn switches gears to go looking for the biggest band of his youth.
NEON has purchased worldwide rights to Todd Douglas Miller’s space documentary, which marks the 49th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing.
As demand for documentaries grows, A&E is bringing quality filmmakers and production values to an expanding series universe.
After studying under cinematographer Ed Lachman, Shevaun Mizrahi forged her own unique filmmaking path with its own set of rules.
Emmy-nominated filmmakers Rachel Lears and Robin Blotnick have been following a number of exciting new contenders for months, including the newly-minted Democratic contender.
Exclusive: The “Kate Plays Christine” director returns with an oddly timely look inside a small town ripped apart by its own prejudices.
Edgar Wright is following in the footsteps of Martin Scorsese, Jonathan Demme, and more in taking on the rock-doc genre.
Tim Wardle’s documentary follows a truly unbelievable story of triplets switched at birth, and the shocking reason why it all happened.
