‘American Insurrection’ Review: Doc Offers Compelling Look at Forces Behind Capitol Attack
“American Insurrection” offers a clear-eyed and gripping deconstruction of how in recent years the nation’s racists have been emboldened.
“American Insurrection” offers a clear-eyed and gripping deconstruction of how in recent years the nation’s racists have been emboldened.
The HBO docuseries captures 1,000 years of genocide and racial injustice using home movies, Jase Harley’s “American Pharaoh,” and Peck’s dry humor.
PBS offers up a comprehensive six hours on the life and loves of Ernest Hemingway.
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SXSW: Andrea Blaugrund Nevins’ documentary is a fierce, frustrating, and utterly amazing look at the strength of women comics.
Common is executive-producing Questlove’s sophomore directorial effort.
Seven films made the PGA cut, including “Time,” “The Truffle Hunters,” and “Dick Johnson Is Dead.”
The recent cancellation of Moreno’s sitcom “One Day At a Time” is particularly bittersweet as it was, at the time, the only series with a Latino cast.
The director of “I Carry You With Me” and a new Ronan Farrow-backed documentary addressed the way her work fits into changing times.
Alexander Nanau’s bracing, relentless documentary about the fallout of a 2015 nightclub fire plays like a gripping real-time thriller.
Pundits Mike Cernovich, Laura Southern, and Richard Spencer receive their harrowing closeups in a documentary that doesn’t tell us anything new.
Alex Gibney’s latest documentary takes aim at the Trump administration’s inability to deal with a pandemic that has killed 200,000 Americans.