Seeds (2025) ‘DOC NYC’ Documentary Review: A Strikingly Lyrical Portrait of Black Landowners in the South
Brittany Shyne’s documentary, “Seeds,” offers a closer look into the lives of Black landowners in the Southern American states and…
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Luv Ya, Bum! (2025) Documentary Review: An inspiring look at an icon who traversed with kindness on and off the field
When we talk about American football, we talk about a lot of aggression – both on and off the field….
The Merchants of Joy (2025) ‘DOC NYC’ Documentary Review: A Dewy-Eyed Film about Christmas Tree Sellers that Leans Heavily on the Magical Festive Spirit
Christmas has been such a big part of pop culture that we may have some memories of this festival, whether…
Citizen Sleuth (2025) Documentary Review: A layered, wildly entertaining interrogation into the moral grey area between fact and fiction in true crime
True crime was always around, even though we did not have that specific phrase to denote it. Lovers of shows…
Come See Me in the Good Light (2025) Documentary Review: The Soul-Crushing Numbness of Existence Explored Through a Disarming Candidness
Some people have a way with words. They don’t even need to make an effort to share the intimate or…
‘The Perfect Neighbor’ Sweeps the 2025 Critics Choice Documentary Awards
Netflix’s The Perfect Neighbor was the biggest winner at the 10th Annual Critics Choice Documentary Awards, held on Sunday night…
No Pictures With My Father (2025) Documentary Review: A Personal Essay That Recounts Estrangement and Reconnection With Surface-Level Precision
Some families have a strange relationship with one another. They all live under the same roof, but they are never…
Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk (2025) Documentary Review: A Heartbreaking Personal Document of a Bright Soul Caught and Lost in a Genocide
Truth, as we have learnt for centuries, has never been merely about factual details. It can tell us who lived…
Pistachio Wars (2025) Documentary Review: A haunting investigation into America’s corporate greed that’s busy commodifying life itself
The team of investigative journalist Yasha Levine and filmmaker Rowan Wernham opens their documentary “Pistachio Wars” – a scathing critique…