All Documentaries articles – Page 22
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Reviews'About Love': Sheffield Review
This absorbing family portrait from a young Bombay director took the New Talent award at Sheffield
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Reviews'Mike Wallace Is Here': Sheffield Review
Dynamic documentary about the life and career of influential American newsman Mike Wallace
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Reviews'Midnight Family': Sheffield Review
Fast-paced documentary following one of Mexico City’s many private ambulances
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Reviews'Ice On Fire': Cannes Review
Leonardo DiCaprio re-teams with The 11th Hour director Leila Conners for a look at how science might be able to save the planet
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Reviews'Diego Maradona': Cannes Review
Asif Kapadia’s documentary should extend the footballer’s ‘hand of God’ to the box office
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Reviews'Let It Be Law': Cannes Review
This powerful documentary about Argentina’s abortion debate has global relevance
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Reviews'For Sama': Cannes Review
Compelling documentary shot under al-Assad’s bombing of Aleppo is also heading to Cannes
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Reviews'All I Can Say': Tribeca Review
A compelling documentary on alt rock band Blind Melon frontman Shannon Hoon leaves a bittersweet taste
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Reviews'Recorder: The Marion Stokes Project': Tribeca Review
Quirky documentary which plays back the life of TV’s greatest and strangest archivist
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Reviews'Framing John DeLorean': Tribeca Review
Documentary looks at the complex, controversial and contradictory car-maker
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Reviews'Gay Chorus Deep South': Tribeca Review
The San Francisco Gay Men’s choir sings a message of tolerance on a tour of America’s Southern states
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Reviews'A Taste Of Sky': Tribeca Review
How one Danish culinary entrepreneur tried to start a food movement in Bolivia
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Reviews'Our Time Machine': Tribeca Review
An uplifting celebration of the love between a son and his father, both theatre directors, as the latter declines in health
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Reviews'The Projectionist': Tribeca Review
Abel Ferrara’s tribute to a long-standing member of the New York film community
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Reviews'Rewind': Tribeca Review
An ever-present camera recalls the director’s traumatic childhood in an exceptionally courageous documentary
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Reviews'Leftover Women': Tribeca Review
Three unmarried career women struggle with outdated social mores in China
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Reviews'Mystify: Michael Hutchence': Tribeca Review
Stand-out documentary about the life of the late INXS frontman seems destined for wider release
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Reviews'Scheme Birds': Tribeca Review
Intimate and wrenchingly affecting documentary from two first-time directors is set in a hopeless Scottish estate