#documentary

#documentary

The Golden Spurtle, Constantine Costi’s documentary about Carrbridge’s annual porridge-making championship, captures a modest yet satisfying community spirit much like the dish itself.

Kivimäki revealed he had law enforcement sent to the families of FBI agents by making fake emergency phone calls, an act known as "swatting."

Songs of Black Folk is about more than music - it's about history, community, and healing. We're honored to premiere this film at Tribeca and to share Seattle's voice in the broader chorus of Black American experiences.

This year marks the 40th anniversary of Marty McFly playing 'Johnny B. Goode' at the Enchantment Under the Sea dance in Back to the Future, and it turns out a crucial prop from that iconic scene - the cherry red Gibson ES-345 guitar that Michael J. Fox played as Marty - has been missing for decades.

The Chernobyl disaster resulted in permanent displacement and contamination, creating a 30-kilometre exclusion zone around the plant that will remain uninhabitable for 20,000 years.

"I've spent my whole life distancing myself from my mother, Jayne Mansfield, the sex symbol," Hargitay says, reflecting on her complicated relationship with her mother's image.

Boro experiences an emotional paradox intimately known by all immigrants. Once-familiar places turn foreign, since the migrator has undergone huge internal changes of their own.

As a child, I was obsessed with wearing tea towels aligned perfectly, reflecting my early perfectionism and hinting at my complex identity struggles.

This enlightening documentary by German director Jochen Hick, explores the intersection of sex, politics, and identity, offering a compelling perspective on contemporary issues.

HBCU marching bands are more than halftime shows-they're living archives of a legacy of pride, power, and perseverance, carrying the soul of history with every step.

Fifth Harmony are reported to be planning a 2026 comeback to mark the tenth anniversary of their second album, 7/27, without member Camila Cabello.

When confronted about the card, the suspected fare dodger initially claimed ownership, then quickly claimed he found it, illustrating his uncertain narrative. The investigator warned him, 'That’s a whole different ball game now.'

"The events often serve as one of the only opportunities for L.A. audiences to experience and engage with the diverse stories of U.S. Latinos and Latin American productions."

Williams' life is portrayed through subtle details and contemplative visuals, creating a portrait of solitude that resonates with viewers seeking deeper connection.

Without ever losing its wit or bounce, Sirens becomes a study in family, class and all sorts of other power struggles, the endless possibilities for good and ill that wealth brings, and the legacies of childhood trauma.