Brent and Craig Renaud risked their lives to make vérité documentary journalism—after Brent’s death, Craig honored his life with a new film
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Amid the U.S. festival’s commercial wrappings, three docs from rising filmmakers plumb the depths of American inequity
Philadelphia’s beloved festival for Black, Brown, and Indigenous filmmakers explores themes of inheritance and artistic lineage
A five-day film seminar in Portugal attempts to center listening as documentary practice
For decades, Katja Raganelli’s documentaries safeguarded the stories of female filmmakers when the industry tried to erase them
Heiny Srour, who made two landmark features advancing the role of women in liberation movements, is not shy about being a “first”
David Osit discusses how Predators, his house of cards examining Chris Hansen’s controversial sting show and its YouTube imitators, stealthily
A filmmaker reflects on how Writing With Fire became a reckoning with authorship, the politics of a fixed gaze, and the unstable ground beneath
Diving deep into the Danish doc mainstay’s standout titles Always, The Helsinki Effect, and Nordic competition winner Walls – Akinni Inuk
Formed over two decades ago, a Korean queer feminist collective “putting aesthetics into praxis” considers streaming and festival success