by idastaff on March 11, 2026

Jonathan Gray, Susan Margolin, Jennifer Tiexiera and Katie Townsend Join IDA Board of Directors idastaff Wed, 03/11/2026 – 14:03

by Jim Hemphill on March 11, 2026

With “We Are the Shaggs,” the film and TV director, previously known for comedies like “He Said, She Said” and “The Office,” tells a true story that raises intriguing questions about art, authenticity, and how we judge creative endeavors.

by Penny Lane on March 11, 2026

Here are a few recent favorite things in the nonfiction sphere:A TV Show That Is Blowing My Mind: NeighborsThis HBO series feels entirely fresh and almost dangerous. Each episode features two sets of feuding neighbors. They’re fighting over the […]

by Ryan Lattanzio on March 11, 2026

Exclusive: “La Ciénaga” and “The Headless Woman” filmmaker directs her first feature-length documentary, here about the murder of Argentine indigenous activist Javier Chocobar.

by Brian Welk on March 10, 2026

Gandbhir’s Message Pictures is teaming up with Imagine Documentaries on the film that expands on Goldberg’s autobiography “Bits and Pieces.”

by Jordan Ruimy on March 8, 2026

Where exactly has director Bennett Miller been all these years? Supposedly, he’s gone down the rabbit hole and become obsessed with the advent of A.I. technology. I don’t blame him—it’s an endlessly fascinating topic that seems to be growing […]

by Adobe Video on March 8, 2026

Editor Viridiana Lieberman joins Adobe Video’s Morgan Prygrocki in this exclusive interview to reflect on her ACE Eddie-winning work in the film ‘The Perfect Neighbor.’ This unconventional documentary, up for Best Documentary at this year’s Oscars, […]

by David Fear on March 7, 2026

André Is an Idiot chronicles a San Francisco ad guru suffering from terminal cancer. It’s the funniest doc about death you’ll ever see

by Christopher Campbell on March 6, 2026

Last week, Deadline reported on the development of a dramatic remake of Armed Only with a Camera: The Life and Death of Brent Renaud. The current Oscar nominee in the documentary short category will be adapted by its co-director, Craig Renaud, and […]

by Christopher Campbell on March 6, 2026

Last week, Deadline reported on the development of a dramatic remake of Armed Only with a Camera: The Life and Death of Brent Renaud. The current Oscar nominee in the documentary short category will be adapted by its co-director, Craig Renaud, and […]

by Pat Mullen on March 5, 2026

Canadian icon Lorne Michaels may be one of the biggest behind-the-scenes players in television, but the producer/writer/director takes the spotlight in Lorne. This documentary profile from Academy Award winner Morgan Neville (20 Feet from Stardom, […]

by Penny Lane on March 5, 2026

I am writing this post on the plane to True/False. On my flight are many people of the doc world: I’ve already spotted Susan Norget, , , Matt Cowal, Lauren DeFilippo, Clare Manchon, Mars Verrone, Sam Soko and Paul Dallas. Ted Hope graciously […]

by Christian Toto on March 5, 2026

Lorne Michaels won the Mark Twain Prize for Humor, but he’s never told a joke we can remember. Michaels doesn’t do impressions or stand-up comedy, and his deadpan delivery hardly screams “laughter.” His oversized presence on the comedy […]

by Alison Foreman on March 5, 2026

Academy Award winner Morgan Neville profiles the TV legend for Focus Features.

by idastaff on March 4, 2026

Beyond the Distributor (Feb 5 IDAinsight): Key Takeaways idastaff Tue, 03/03/2026 – 11:08

by Christopher Campbell on March 4, 2026

Steve Boyes is such a perfect participant for a Werner Herzog documentary that he could have been created in a lab. For many years, the South African conservation biologist has been seeking evidence of an elusive herd of elephants located in a […]

by Christopher Campbell on March 3, 2026

Steve Boyes is such a perfect participant for a Werner Herzog documentary that he could have been created in a lab. For many years, the South African conservation biologist has been seeking evidence of an elusive herd of elephants located in a […]

by Pat Mullen on March 3, 2026

Endless Cookie is the winner of the Rogers Best Canadian Documentary award from the Toronto Film Critics Association. win award was announced tonight at the annual TFCA Awards Gala at the Omni King Edward Hotel in Toronto, hosted by actress Tamara […]