All Documentaries articles – Page 22
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Reviews'Land Without God': Dublin Review
Heartbreaking personal documentary about abuses by the Irish state and the Catholic Church
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Reviews'Halston': Review
Intimate, clear-eyed portrait of 1970s A-list fashion designer Roy Halston Frowick
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Reviews'Gaza': Dublin Review
Poignant and powerful documentary about day-to-day life in the war-torn city of Gaza
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Reviews'Watergate': Berlin Review
An epic documentary looks at duplicitous American president Richard M Nixon
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Reviews'Hail Satan?': Rotterdam Review
Penny Lane’s entertaining documentary looks at new rise - or interpretation - of the horned one
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Reviews'Cold Case Hammarskjöld': Sundance Review
An arresting, troubling investigative work into the death in 1961 of the UN Secretary General
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Reviews'Midnight Traveler': Sundance Review
A remarkable achievement from the Fazili family as they catalogue their flight from persecution
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Reviews'American Factory': Sundance Review
What happened when a Chinese manufacturing company took over an old General Motors plant in Ohio
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Reviews'One Child Nation': Sundance Review
A compelling documentary about China’s one-child policy from the director of ‘Hooligan Sparrow’
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Reviews'Always In Season': Sundance Review
Documentary explores the history of lynching in America’s Deep South
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Reviews'Shooting The Mafia': Sundance Review
Kim Longinotto documents the work of Italian photojournalist Letizia Battaglia
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Reviews'Leaving Neverland': Sundance Review
Director Dan Reed recognises the material’s inherent sensationalism but commendably avoids any titillation.
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Reviews'The Magic Life Of V': Sundance Review
Sensitive exploration of young Finnish woman’s experiences of live action role-play
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Reviews'MEMORY: The Origin Of Alien': Sundance Review
A look at the legendary chestbuster sequence 40 years after it first exploded
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Reviews'Silvia': IDFA Review
A filmmaker’s montage of maternal memories searches for the bigger picture
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Reviews'Mussolini's Sister': IDFA Review
In Nazareth, the director’s formidable grandmother slowly teases out a life of hardship