The Fog of War (2003) Documentary Review: A Sobering Study of Intelligence, Guilt, and the Limits of Moral Clarity
Bob Mcnamara: Now I remember exactly the sentence I left on. I remember how it started, and I was cut…
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Bob Mcnamara: Now I remember exactly the sentence I left on. I remember how it started, and I was cut…
There’s a recurring question that has, for decades, made the rounds as a decent piece of geography-based observational humour: Have…
Sinéad O’Shea’s “All About the Money” follows a peculiar story of an extremely wealthy man who hopes for a communist…
Last year, we witnessed a wave of projects that explored the pressures of living under an oppressive regime, where one’s…
“The Bad Patriots”, also known as “Loach vs Corbyn: The Bad Patriots”, puts two left icons of the UK up…
“Cutting Through Rocks” is the rare documentary that is both deeply personal and indicative of a broader moment in a…
A self-described piece of vérité non-fiction filmmaking, “American Doctor” opens with the first and only sighting of its debuting director,…
William David Caballero’s “TheyDream” (2026) shows him using documentary as a means to process the pain and the unspoken burdens…
Last year’s New York City mayoral election saw a brown candidate winning the race against political heavyweights despite a shocking…