‘Becoming Cousteau’ Shows the Evolution of the Underwater Icon
Filmmaker Liz Garbus explains how Jacques Cousteau’s worldview changed throughout the course of his career.
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‘My Name Is Pauli Murray’ Celebrates a Black Non-Binary American Hero
Leaving behind numerous recordings and texts, the lawyer, activist, poet, and Episcopal priest ensured history didn’t forget them.
Todd Haynes Reveals the Two Biggest Gets of His ‘The Velvet Underground’ Documentary
Films from Andy Warhol’s archive and the cooperation of the surviving band members were vital to the production.
Latina Legend Rita Moreno Opened Up for Career-Spanning Documentary
With “Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go for It,” the Puerto Rican Oscar-winner finally gets the celebration she deserves.
‘Flee’ Director Jonas Poher Rasmussen Used an Old Radio Interview Technique for His Animated Doc
The Danish filmmaker employed an old radio technique to paint a vivid portrait of an Afghan refugee’s journey.
Hopeful Doc ‘Homeroom’ Honors the Resilience of Oakland’s Youth
With a strictly observational eye, “Homeroom” chronicles the lives of students during the 2019-2020 school year at Oakland High School.
‘Landfall’ Looks at Post-Maria Puerto Rico, but It’s Far from Disaster Porn
Director Cecilia Aldarondo wanted to make a film about disaster capitalism and how predatory people take advantage of the chaos to profit.
Puppetry Brings a Son Closer to His Dementia-Suffering Father in ‘Our Time Machine’
The documentary captures how Chinese artist Maleonn uses unique puppetry to recreate his father’s memories, as he battles Alzheimer’s.
‘Gunda’ Is Not Vegan Propaganda, but It Is a Revolution of Empathy
Director Viktor Kossakovsky made a movie for audiences to rethink their relationship to farm animals, and earned Joaquin Phoenix’s support.
How Identity-Obscuring Tech Protected the Subjects of ‘Welcome to Chechnya’
To hide the identities of those escaping persecution, director David France used an artificial intelligence approach to mask their faces.
‘I Am Greta’ Aims to Humanize the Young Climate Leader
Director Nathan Grossman wanted to refute the media’s image of Greta Thunberg and show the young person behind the searing speeches.
‘Softie’ Explores the Personal Sacrifices of a Famed Kenyan Activist
Director Sam Soko observed the private and public life of Boniface Mwangi, who fights against political corruption and collective amnesia.
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