Cities have habitually been spaces where people come to improve their quality of life. But, The Human Scale (2012), a documentary by Danish writer-director Andreas Dalsgaard puts forth a different …

Documentaries’ sole purpose isn’t to convey certain information or to educate the audience. It can artfully put us into the emotional, mind space of its subjects that the usual sociopolitical …

Tamara Kotevska & Ljubomir Stefanov’s visually stunning documentary, Honeyland (2019) explored the life of a beekeeper in rural Macedonia. Though set in a remote land, disconnected from modern civilization, Honeyland’s …

Brian Kateman is the co-founder and president of the Reducetarian Foundation. His documentary “Meat me Halfway” (co-directed by Journey Wade-Hak) is something that proposes that there is a middle ground …

American youth and violence have been the subject of numerous films as of late. The constant increase in mass shooting and gun violence, in general, has paved the way for …

Documentary filmmaking at its purest has always been distant in approach from feature film-making. That is when they are subtle, mature, and restrained enough to not divulge into sensational graphs …