by Pat Mullen on October 5, 2026

Documentary fans in Toronto looking to keep their festival experiences going throughout the season are ready for another serving of Doc Soup. The popular subscription series returns to Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema this week for another season. The […]

by Penny Lane on October 4, 2026

In 1971, the art historian Linda Nochlin wrote an essay called “Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?” She — like me — is doing a bit of a bait and switch with the title. A little light trolling, perhaps.She says that despite the […]

by Christopher Campbell on October 2, 2026

As I enter the final quarter of the second year of Nonfics as a newsletter, I’m amazed at myself for never missing a week. There have definitely been times when I wondered about my ability to keep it up without missing a week here or there, […]

by Christopher Campbell on October 2, 2026

As I enter the final quarter of the second year of Nonfics as a newsletter, I’m amazed at myself for never missing a week. There have definitely been times when I wondered about my ability to keep it up without missing a week here or there, […]

by American Masters | PBS on October 2, 2026

For Mike Faist, acting is about finding freedom in the unknown and staying curious. In this interview, we explore the preparation and process behind his performance as Charles Trask in the new limited television series, East of Eden. Faist […]

by ChannelNF on October 2, 2026

Soft White Underbelly interview and portrait of Doug Stanhope, a comedian based in Arizona known for his alcohol use. #swu#softwhiteunderbelly#documentary The post DOUG STANHOPE INTERVIEWED 2026 appeared first on Channel Nonfiction.

by Christopher Campbell on October 1, 2026

I’ve always loved October, probably because it starts with my little brother’s birthday, ends with Halloween, and ushers in the wonderfully brisk fall air between these bookend occasions. It’s also a significant month for documentaries. Not just […]

by SonyAlpha Admin on October 1, 2026

I truly love how Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki is not chasing short-term gains. He has a long term vision that feels inspiring! The post New short doc with Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki first appeared on sonyalpharumors.

by Pat Mullen on September 30, 2026

The Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) is making some noise as this year’s edition gets ready for 11 days of screenings. The robust documentary slate includes a mix of premieres and festival favourites with many top picks from the […]

by David Fear on September 30, 2026

Filmmakers behind No Other Land follow up their Oscar winner with interviews of IDF soldiers. It’s already one of the most controversial films of the year

by Alexis Mikulski Ruiz on September 30, 2026

The three-hour ID documentary revisits the life and crimes of the serial killer, using AI to recreate her likeness

by CT Jones on September 30, 2026

Netflix’s new documentary The Widower tackles the two decades of investigative work that finally put him behind bars

by Christopher Campbell on September 30, 2026

One of the scariest lines I’ve heard spoken in a movie in a long time (and I might be paraphrasing) comes early on in Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor’s sophomore documentary feature, NAZA: “Having AI decide who lives and dies is better than the […]

by The Documentary Life on September 30, 2026

Episode SummaryWhat if documentary filmmakers thought about sound with the same intention they bring to images?We spend enormous amounts of time thinking about cameras, lenses, lighting, and composition. But sound is more than something we need to […]

by ChannelNF on September 29, 2026

“Ghost in the Machine,” directed by Valerie Veatch Artificial intelligence is now part of everyday life. But what forces created it? “Ghost in the Machine” traces the origins of “AI” and excavates the cultural, political, and […]

by Pat Mullen on September 27, 2026

“It’s not my responsibility to educate you,” one partner tells another in First Comes Love: Nakabingwit, “and, also, we’re in a relationship.” The complexities of interracial dating fuel this documentary about looking for love in real […]

by Penny Lane on September 27, 2026

How good is that doc idea, really?It’s an uncomfortable question to ask about a project you’re already excited about. But trust me: it only gets more uncomfortable the more you’ve invested in it.That’s why I love this practical evaluation […]

by Jordan Ruimy on September 25, 2026

If you thought the teaser for “You Can See Everything” was strange, A24’s full-length trailer, which dropped Wednesday, takes it up a notch. This is a 174-minute movie, and it looks like Nathan Fielder went as deep as anyone possibly could to […]