Skip to main content
Documentary Magazine Logo

TIFF 2024: Unleash the Niche

By Winnie Wang

TIFF 2024: Unleash the Niche

Read More
NYFF 2024: Independent Means

By Jonathan Mackris

NYFF 2024: Independent Means

Read More
In ‘The Dialogue Police,’ Susanna Edwards Explores Swedish Police Officers’ Tireless Effort to Protect Freedom of Speech

By Davide Abbatescianni

In ‘The Dialogue Police,’ Susanna Edwards Explores Swedish Police Officers’ Tireless Effort to Protect Freedom of Speech

Read More
Redundancies, Netflix Global Successes, and Development News: Making a Production Updates From Grain Media

By Carol Nahra

Redundancies, Netflix Global Successes, and Development News: Making a Production Updates From Grain Media

Read More
U.S. Documentary Film Nonprofits Adjust Amid Drastic Changes to NEA Funding Criteria

By Natalia Keogan

U.S. Documentary Film Nonprofits Adjust Amid Drastic Changes to NEA Funding Criteria

Read More
“The Nature of the Institution Will Have Changed”: Frederick Wiseman Describes the 4K Restoration of 33 Features

By Dan Schindel

“The Nature of the Institution Will Have Changed”: Frederick Wiseman Describes the 4K Restoration of 33 Features

Read More
Sundance May Now Be the World’s Most Important Documentary Launchpad

By Anthony Kaufman

Sundance May Now Be the World’s Most Important Documentary Launchpad

Read More
“A Battle for Storytelling”: Igor Bezinović Explores Gabriele D’Annunzio’s Proto-Fascist Legacy in IFFR-Bound ‘Fiume o Morte!’

By Davide Abbatescianni

“A Battle for Storytelling”: Igor Bezinović Explores Gabriele D’Annunzio’s Proto-Fascist Legacy in IFFR-Bound ‘Fiume o Morte!’

Read More
The More Things Change: A History of Documentary Film Through the First 40 Years of IDA’s Documentary Awards

By Dan Schindel

The More Things Change: A History of Documentary Film Through the First 40 Years of IDA’s Documentary Awards

Read More
Appreciate in Value: A Short, Critical History of Documentary Film Awards

By Noel Ransome

Appreciate in Value: A Short, Critical History of Documentary Film Awards

Read More
“Societal Failures Are Dictating What People Do”: Reid Davenport’s ‘Life After’ Connects Assisted Dying With a Fear of Disability

By Lauren Wissot

“Societal Failures Are Dictating What People Do”: Reid Davenport’s ‘Life After’ Connects Assisted Dying With a Fear of Disability

Read More
“There’s Affection But Also Skepticism”: Charlie Shackleton Takes Apart True Crime in ‘Zodiac Killer Project’

By Gayle Sequeira

“There’s Affection But Also Skepticism”: Charlie Shackleton Takes Apart True Crime in ‘Zodiac Killer Project’

Read More