All Documentaries articles – Page 18
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Reviews‘Songs Of Repression’: CPH:DOX Review
Winner of the festival’s top prize is an illuminating look at the troubled history of tranquil Chilean village
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Reviews‘Caught In The Net’: CPH:DOX Review
Three adult actresses pretend to be pre-teen girls in order to highlight the dangers of online paedophilia
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Reviews‘Long Live Love’: CPH:DOX Review
The relationship between a mother and her daughter evolves as the teenager recovers from cancer
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Reviews‘Roy’s World: Barry Gifford’s Chicago’: Glasgow Review
Impressionistic documentary collage about writer Barry Gifford and his Chicago hometown
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Reviews‘Speer Goes To Hollywood’: Berlin Review
Fascinating documentary about the self-proclaimed “good Nazi” Albert Speer
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Reviews‘Irradiated’: Berlin Review
Rithy Panh experiments with the documentary form to present a stark exploration of the horrors of modern war
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Reviews‘The American Sector’: Berlin Review
An intriguing documentary tracks the Berlin Wall across America
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Reviews‘Swimming Out Till The Sea Turns Blue’: Berlin Review
Source: X Stream Pictures ‘Swimming Out Till The Sea Turns Blue’ Dir: Jia Zhang-ke. China. 2020. 112mins Taking as its jumping off point a literary event in a village in China’s Shanxi Province (the director’s native region), this documentary looks at aspects of Chinese life and history ...
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Reviews‘Epicentro’: Sundance Review
This tender portrait of Cuba is the winner of the world documentary competition at Sundance
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Reviews‘Boys State’: Sundance Review
A small political ecosystem throws up some big results for documentary film-makers Jesse Moss and Amanda McBaine
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Reviews‘The Reason I Jump’: Sundance Review
Jerry Rothwell’s groundbreaking documentary tunes into the autistic spectrum
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Reviews‘The Truffle Hunters’: Sundance Review
Intimate documentary about the truffle hunters of Northern Italy
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Reviews‘Welcome To Chechnya’: Sundance Review
Gripping documentary which offers a front-line dispatch from the war on homosexuality
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Reviews‘On The Record’: Sundance Review
Powerful portrait of music producer Drew Dixon and her fight to bring her abuser to justice
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Reviews‘The Mole Agent’: Sundance Review
Charming documentary in which an 83-year-old man goes undercover in a Chilean care home
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Reviews‘The Dissident’: Sundance Review
Bryan Fogel follows up the Oscar-winning Icarus with this exploration of the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi
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Reviews‘Vivos’: Sundance Review
A powerful and perceptive study of lives invaded by tragedy in Mexico from China’s Ai Weiwei
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Reviews‘Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets’: Sundance Review
A unique, albeit rarefied, example of hybrid cinema set on the last day of an American dive bar