Liza Mandelup's feature debut distills the most complex concepts about modern-day childhood and a gold-rush teen economy into a surprisingly moving human portrait.…
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Chris Smith's documentary on the failed Fyre Festival is a tale of caution for anyone who thinks money is interchangeable with expertise.…
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One of Portuguese cinema´s freshest young voices delivers on her first feature with a charming, understated documentary.…
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The Biggest Little Farm is an opulent story of our deep connection to the earth and land that surrounds us. …
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An unusual story of six young lives saved by cinema.…
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Kulap Vilaysack explores her family tree in this messy, painful, wonderful and inspiring documentary.…
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Advertisements Following in the footsteps of Ron Fricke’s Baraka and Godfrey Reggio’s Koyaanisqatsi, Victor Tagaro’s Yield is an experimental film that shifts away from the typical form of the documentary and presents a visceral and enthralling experience. Yield explores the living conditions…
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Advertisements Non-spoiler review There are two films I regret missing out on at the 25th Austin Film Festival, and the North American premiere of Surviving Bokator is one of them. A powerful documentary about triumph, loss, and survival, I was able to catch…
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