by IDA Editorial Staff on March 21, 2025

Inti Cordera, Nathalie Seaver, Joel Simon, and Luis González Zaffaroni Join IDA Board of Directors IDA Editorial Staff Fri, 03/21/2025 – 12:05

by kyle on March 21, 2025

a new beginning listen to my debut album: https://sthrow.com/therealme

by Christopher Campbell on March 21, 2025

Spring has sprung. March Madness is off to a wild start. Baseball is on deck. And a lot of must-watch documentaries are arriving daily. What a great week! In honor of the turn of season (and in solidarity with Kyiv), I recommend watching Mikhail […]

by Christopher Campbell on March 21, 2025

Spring has sprung. March Madness is off to a wild start. Baseball is on deck. And a lot of must-watch documentaries are arriving daily. What a great week! In honor of the turn of season (and in solidarity with Kyiv), I recommend watching Mikhail […]

by Natalia Keogan on March 20, 2025

Miami Beach Mayor Withdraws Proposal to Defund and Evict O Cinema Natalia Keogan Thu, 03/20/2025 – 15:05

by oyku sofuoglu on March 20, 2025

“The Closer You Get to the Truth, the More You Have to Include Contradictions”: Johan Grimonprez on ‘Soundtrack to a Coup d’État’ oyku sofuoglu Thu, 03/20/2025 – 14:36

by Amarsanaa Battulga on March 20, 2025

West Lake IDF 2024: What’s in a Name Amarsanaa Battulga Thu, 03/20/2025 – 13:13

by Charisma Madarang on March 20, 2025

See trailer for two-part Paramount+ series told by the singers’ sister Angel

by Natalia Keogan on March 20, 2025

“You Couldn’t Have a City Without a School”: Claire Simon on ‘Elementary’ Natalia Keogan Thu, 03/20/2025 – 08:41

by 60 Minutes on March 20, 2025

Werner Herzog had never even seen a movie until he was 11. Now 82, the visionary director is working constantly, still making movies no one else would or could ever dream of. “60 Minutes” is the most successful television broadcast in history. […]

by Justine Smith on March 19, 2025

“Cinema … serves as an anatomical theatre, an ethnography of bodily phantasms and an archive of somatic uncertainties.  — Nicole Brenez In 1896, Scottish physician John McIntyre produced what is considered the first radiography film. It was […]

by Hajnal Molnar-Szakacs on March 18, 2025

Introducing Non-Fiction Core Application 3.0: Streamlining the Application Process and Pushing the Field Forward Hajnal Molnar-… Tue, 03/18/2025 – 11:17

by Cheyenne Roundtree on March 18, 2025

A new ID docuseries revisits a shocking moment from the 2024 trial that includes a detective making disparaging comments about Karen Read’s looks

by Filmmaker Staff on March 18, 2025

The Documentary Film in the Public Interest Initiative at the Harvard Kennedy School’s Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy announced today a new award for documentary film — The Henry Awards for Public Interest Documentary […]

by NDE on March 18, 2025

My beloved father recently died peacefully. He was a special man, the embodiment of kindness and generosity. His death meant I wasn’t able to teach my webinar in person for Carole Dean’s Producer Series. However, I recorded three videos to play […]

by Christian Toto on March 17, 2025

It’s charitable to call the chilly reaction to “Screams Before Silence” a fluke. The 2024 documentary recalled the rape and torture behind Hamas’ Oct. 7 terrorist attack on Israel. Sheryl Sandberg’s documentary featured first-person […]

by Dana Harris on March 17, 2025

IndieWire spoke with leaders in the nonfiction community about how Trump’s attacks on free speech are heightening anxieties for diverse filmmakers and organizations.

by Natalia Keogan on March 16, 2025

Miami Beach’s O Cinema Challenges Mayor’s Threats of Eviction Over ‘No Other Land’ Screenings Natalia Keogan Sun, 03/16/2025 – 10:40