The Best Documentaries and Docuseries of 2021
Food, sports, family, and the music of 1969: All were fundamental puzzle pieces in another stellar year of storytelling.
The Sparks Brothers
Edgar Wright Adores Leos Carax’s Cannes-Bound ‘Annette’: A Bold, Brilliant, ‘Cinematic Opera’
Wright may be biased because he just finished a documentary about the songwriters behind “Annette,” but his praise is still huge.
‘The Sparks Brothers’ Trailer: Edgar Wright’s First Documentary Salutes the Art Pop Icons
Focus Features releases the acclaimed film on June 18.
‘The Sparks Brothers’ Review: Edgar Wright’s Delightful Documentary Honors Art Pop’s Most Cinematic Band
The filmmaker honors his favorite band by finally putting Sparks on screen where they belong.
Edgar Wright Locked Final Cuts of ‘Sparks Brothers’ and ‘Last Night in Soho’ on the Same Day
Wright championed an exclusive theatrical release for “Soho” during an interview at the IndieWire’s Sundance studio, presented by Adobe.
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Soccer Mommy Reimagines ‘Shotgun’ With Slowed and Reverbed Edit, Revamp From Magdalena Bay
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‘Rampage’ Director Brad Peyton Teams With Toni Calderon For Pro-Am Racing Docuseries
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Station 19 Season 6 Key Art Hints at Whether Jack Is Really Gone for Good
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Big Ten Finalizes 7-Year, $7 Billion Media Rights Deal with Fox, CBS, NBC