Artfully United (2026) Documentary Review: Inspiring but Expositionary Art-Doc That Doesn’t Leave an Impact
Art doesn’t need to be explained, or if explained, should never be over-explained to a point where the meaning does…
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Before You Were My Mother (2022) Documentary Review: A Gentle and Emotional Portrait of Motherhood, Memory, and What Remains Unsaid
The screen slowly fades in, and we are introduced to personal moments from a family’s archive. The visible footage grains…
Mockbuster (2026) Documentary Review: An endearing look at the trials, tribulations, and joys of making your first feature
It’s hard to make a good movie. But it is just as hard to make a bad one. Anthony Frith’s…
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Queen of Chess (2026) Documentary Review: A Standard Inspirational Documentary Enlivened by Expert Strategy Analysis
“Queen of Chess” (2026) feels like a production that is five years too late, as it would have been more…
White Man Walking (2026) Documentary Review: An intriguing experiment that carefully treads the edge of white-saviorism to investigate the divide in the U.S
There’s a sense of naivety that the co-director and central subject of “White Man Walking,” Rob Bliss, brings to the…
“Manipur Continues to Grapple with the Legacy of World War Two”: ‘Battlefield’ Documentary Director Borun Thokchom on What Drives Him to Capture History
Borun Thokchom, who hails from Manipur, is well known for his documentaries, which grapple with social realities. His latest documentary…
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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Time and Water (2026) ‘Sundance’ Documentary Review: A Sentimental Elegy for a Majestic Landscape in Decline
There’s a recurring question that has, for decades, made the rounds as a decent piece of geography-based observational humour: Have…
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All About the Money (2026) ‘Sundance’ Documentary Review: An Illuminating Account of How Wealth Wires Your Brain
Sinéad O’Shea’s “All About the Money” follows a peculiar story of an extremely wealthy man who hopes for a communist…