by Christopher Campbell on January 23, 2026

As we round out the end of the first month of 2026, we have finally learned what the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences thinks are the best documentaries of last year (see our Picks of the Week below). It’s perfect timing since we’re […]

by Christopher Campbell on January 23, 2026

As we round out the end of the first month of 2026, we have finally learned what the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences thinks are the best documentaries of last year (see our Picks of the Week below). It’s perfect timing since we’re […]

by David Ehrlich on January 23, 2026

Sundance: Mohammed Ali Naqvi’s threadbare doc is too afraid of losing your attention to make the most of the moments when it has them.

by Ben Travers on January 22, 2026

With new interviews from the late Rob Reiner and David Lynch, the tender documentary pays loving homage to a comedy legend who does more than make us laugh.

by Johnnie Behiri on January 22, 2026

I had the pleasure of spending a day and a half filming and testing FUJIFILM’s first dedicated cinema camera on a UK racing track with an early release version of the firmware. The GFX ETERNA 55 delivers distinctive large-format imagery through […]

by Christopher Campbell on January 22, 2026

The nominees for the 98th annual Academy Awards were announced this morning, with 12 different documentaries among those recognized. Five contenders each were named in the Documentary Feature Film and Documentary Short Film categories, with two more […]

by Brian Welk on January 22, 2026

Sundance is still the gold standard launching pad for docs, but filmmakers and producers are plotting self-release strategies early rather than wait for a mega worldwide deal.

by Christopher Campbell on January 22, 2026

The nominees for the 98th annual Academy Awards were announced this morning, with 12 different documentaries among those recognized. Five contenders each were named in the Documentary Feature Film and Documentary Short Film categories, with two more […]

by Penny Lane on January 22, 2026

Congratulations and big cheers to everyone going to Sundance this week: I can’t wait to see your films!! And if you didn’t get in, or didn’t apply because you have a different vision: I can’t wait to see your films!!10 years ago today, my […]

by Jordan Ruimy on January 21, 2026

Last we checked in with Brett Ratner, he was eyeing a summer shoot for “Rush Hour 4” — which, let’s all be honest here, was greenlit by Donald Trump.Ratner hasn’t worked in Hollywood for the past seven years. In 2017, at the height of […]

by Penny Lane on January 20, 2026

Greetings from the sound mix, arguably the best part of the entire filmmaking process — or at least 2nd-best, after that initial wild dreaming period before any choices are made and therefore all possibilities exist. I’m working (again) with Tom […]

by VIMooZ Cinema on January 20, 2026

The rugged, mysterious Swiss mountain valley of Bergell brought forth an extraordinary artistic dynasty: the Giacomettis. Starting from the father Giovanni, who is considered as one of the first impressionists, to the children Alberto, Diego, Otilia […]

by David Fear on January 19, 2026

From a sure-to-be-controversial sex comedy to a look at Courtney Love’s comeback — our picks for the must-see movies at this year’s Sundance Film Festival

by Realtor.com on January 18, 2026

As Netflix continues to expand its real estate reality TV catalog, HGTV has been riddled with show cancellations.

by BH Online Videos on January 17, 2026

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by Marc Glassman on January 17, 2026

The outpouring of tributes to documentary legend Debbie Nightingale over the summer has been heartening although the circumstances are tragic. To be gone at age seventy-one is so unfair especially for someone as vibrant and breezy as her. The last […]

by David Fear on January 17, 2026

Brittany Shynes’ award-winning documentary on centennial farms and contemporary Black farmers lets you walk miles in someone else’s workboots. That alone makes it political — and beautiful

by Christopher Campbell on January 15, 2026

We’re more than halfway through January, but we’re still seeing some notable films from last year officially getting released this week. Two of them are on the Oscar shortlist for Best Documentary Feature. One of them is on our list of the best […]