‘The Fight’ Trailer: ACLU Documentary Goes Behind the Scenes of Four Cases
“The Fight” examines four cases the American Civil Liberties Union has brought against President Donald Trump’s administration.
Documentary
‘Lenox Hill’ Directors on Making a Netflix Doc That Honors Doctors and Patients Alike
Ruthie Shatz and Adi Barash describe the process of finding subjects comfortable with allowing a detailed look into some of life’s most trying moments.
How to Finish a Documentary in Quarantine, from Zoom to Plexiglass Shields — Watch
Josh Braun, Alex Gibney, Dawn Porter, and AJ Schnack shared their lockdown innovations and some permanent lifestyle changes.
‘Wake Up: Stories from the Frontlines of Suicide Prevention’ Review: Doc Provides Slim, but Important Insight
Nate Townsend’s documentary is four films in one, but that’s a feature, not a bug of a doc that finds unexpected connections.
Why ‘The Painter and the Thief’ Is Neon’s New Oscar Doc Contender
Filmmaker Benjamin Ree made his subjects active in the storytelling process with dramatic results.
‘AKA Jane Roe’ Review: Documentary Fails to Let Its Subject Find Her Voice
The FX show sells itself as an attempt for Jane Roe herself, Norma McCorvey, to set the record straight about her life.
‘Kate Nash: Underestimate the Girl’ Review: Singer’s Messy Comeback Anthem Hits Back with Heart
Amy Goldstein’s documentary about the multi-talented star already has enough ammunition against a rotten industry to propel it, and then it gets a heartbreaking twist.
‘Asian Americans’: PBS Documentary Compels Viewers to Honor and Remember
Here are seven facts from the series that reveal the depth of the documentary’s storytelling across its broad subject matter.
‘Natalie Wood: What Remains Behind’ Review: Documentary Wants to Tell All but Feels Too Controlled
Natasha Gregson-Wagner is the narrator and entry into Wood’s inner circle, and hopes to tell more about the actress than just how she died.
Jay Duplass Has Seen the Future, and Honestly It’s Not So Bad
The documentary he produced, “Not Going Quietly,” missed a Tribeca launch, but he knows that there’s a way forward when production returns.
‘The Last Narc’: Amazon Prime Video Cartel Docuseries Drops First Photos, Sets Release Date
The new documentary on Amazon Prime looks to pick up where “Narcos” left off.
Quibi’s Documentary Head Reveals New Projects From Morgan Neville and More — Exclusive
Other documentary luminaries with projects for the platform include Marina Zenovich and Alex Gibney.
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Mary ‘Mickey’ Diage, Capitol Records Staffer Going Back to the Beatles, Dies at 82
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As Slaveholder Statues Come Down, America’s Birthday Party Gets Weird
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‘The Outpost’ Director Rod Lurie On Looking Beyond Box Office Numbers To Find Validation In Films Released During Pandemic – Guest Column
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Christina Applegate on Decision to End Dead to Me With Season 3: 'We Felt This Was the Best Way to Tie Up the Story'
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‘The Last Dance’ director Jason Hehir on ‘the turning point’ that changed the trajectory of the Michael Jordan doc [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW]