by Penny Lane on September 6, 2026

Greetings friends, Still rocking out during week 6 (I think?? / who can keep track / what is time) of the Wild Inside theatrical. TODAY I am going back to New Plaza (Upper West Side) for a Q&A + doing a Zoom Q&A in Minneapolis! UPCOMING […]

by David Ehrlich on September 6, 2026

Telluride: Two generations of women see each other through the years in this marvelous documentary cobbled together from 80 hours of “Marie Antoinette” set footage.

by David Ehrlich on September 5, 2026

While the setlist might be a bit long for more casual fans, this joyous chronicle of the Oasis reunion tour offers an inspiring tale of forgiveness and reconciliation.

by Jason Gorber on September 5, 2026

Ever since his feature directorial debut with the rock mockumentary Fubar back in 2002, Canadian director Michael Dowse has merged the techniques of non-fiction filmmaking within his narrative works. His latest film, The Stunt Driver, is his most […]

by Christopher Campbell on September 4, 2026

It’s fall film festival season! This is a time I currently hate because I keep hearing about documentaries I have no way of seeing, and more importantly, neither do you. I also miss the days when I had the time and clout to attend several film […]

by Christopher Campbell on September 4, 2026

It’s fall film festival season! This is a time I currently hate because I keep hearing about documentaries I have no way of seeing, and more importantly, neither do you. I also miss the days when I had the time and clout to attend several film […]

by Christopher Campbell on September 4, 2026

It’s fall film festival season! This is a time I currently hate because I keep hearing about documentaries I have no way of seeing, and more importantly, neither do you. I also miss the days when I had the time and clout to attend several film […]

by Brent Lang on September 3, 2026

New chief Darren Walker on the management and production company’s big fall.

by Christopher Campbell on September 3, 2026

And now here’s the second part of my interview with Jon Shenk, director of the must-see documentary The Island President, which follows the former Maldivian President Mohammed Nasheed (he was just recently deposed in a coup) in a fight to save his […]

by Christopher Campbell on September 3, 2026

Jon Shenk’s exceptional new documentary, The Island President, is a special work of nonfiction and character-driven storytelling. It follows Mohammed Nasheed, then the president of the Maldives and the first democratically elected leader of the […]

by Christopher Campbell on September 3, 2026

And now here’s the second part of my interview with Jon Shenk, director of the must-see documentary The Island President, which follows the former Maldivian President Mohammed Nasheed (he was just recently deposed in a coup) in a fight to save his […]

by Christopher Campbell on September 3, 2026

Many documentarians, especially those prone to first-person narration, reach a point where they make a film about mortality. Maybe it’s because they get to a certain age, or they receive an unfortunate diagnosis, or a parent or other loved one […]

by Ryan Lattanzio on September 3, 2026

Venice: Haunted by tragedies this NatGeo doc never flinches at, Jim Morrison makes the dangerous attempt to climb up and ski down the Everest’s North Face in another spellbinding chronicle from the Oscar-winning “Free Solo” team.

by The Documentary Life on September 2, 2026

Episode SummaryHow can documentary filmmakers actually use AI—and where does it belong in the creative process?Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of the filmmaking toolkit, but beneath the hype and anxiety are practical questions: […]

by Alexis Mikulski Ruiz on September 1, 2026

The two-hour event will feature interviews with Michael Strahan, Derek Jeter, Pete Davidson, and more — here’s where to tune in

by Penny Lane on August 30, 2026

Greetings friends, Writing this from my Brooklyn garden, where I am sunning myself and admiring my flowers. It’s not until Year 3 of any garden I build that it really comes into its full glory, and I’m right on schedule here. There’s one year […]

by Ryan Lattanzio on August 28, 2026

Dougle Reeve’s 1995 documentary follows Mizrahi into his 1994 fall collection. Access was helped amply by the fact that they were dating at the time.

by Pat Mullen on August 28, 2026

Ahoy, comic fans! The story of the Maritimes’ beloved superhero Captain Newfoundland comes to the screen in a new documentary by Mike Feehan and Jamie Miller. Captain Newfoundland, premiering at the Atlantic International Film Festival in […]