At this year’s edition, the Basque festival demonstrated why it prides itself on its political conscience, with many of its titles exploring
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The 3rd annual Filmmaker Forum at Hot Springs was at its best when its attendees got candid about the industry’s unsettling present and uncertain
In this interview, Vitaly Mansky talks about how Bruegel paintings influenced his three-hour epic about life in Lviv, Time to the Target
At its 50th anniversary, Toronto’s flagship festival maintains steady documentary commitments while expanding commercial programming and contracting
In this report, Mohamed Shalaby’s suspension from an internal fact-checking unit after challenging the BBC’s Gaza coverage is part of a wider pattern
In this interview, Elise McCave discusses the challenges of running a U.S. film festival and filmmaker programs amid industry consolidation and
In this interview, Rebecca Miller discusses how radical listening shaped her five-part series Mr. Scorsese, from tracking down childhood gangsters to
In this interview, Mary Stephen reflects on decades spent shaping other filmmakers’ narratives before turning to her own family in Palimpsest: The
In this interview, Baby Ruth Villarama discusses how corporate censorship transformed her documentary about maritime sovereignty into a document of
In this interview, Lee Anne Schmitt discusses how Evidence uses childhood objects and family memories to investigate the propagation of conservative