The Zebra and the Bear (2025) Documentary Review: A moving account of a mother’s resilient efforts
One thing that really stuck out for me while watching “The Zebra and the Bear,” a moving account of a…
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¡Quba! (2025) Documentary Review: Encouraging Doc on the Cuban LGBTQ+ Community and Its Advances
Julian Schnabel’s 2000 chronicle of Cuban gay persecution, “Before Night Falls” (based on Reinaldo Arenas’s autobiographical book), still looms large…
Jiohotstar to Stream ‘The Brown Heart’, a Hard-Hitting Documentary on the Indian Heart Epidemic Starting May 3, 2025
India, April 17, 2025: Early, severe, and often fatal heart attacks are silently devastating Indian communities across the globe. The…
Every Little Thing (2024) ‘WIFF’ Movie Review: A Lovely Documentary about Hummingbirds, The Woman Who Loves Them, and Us
There are no hummingbirds in England, but if there were, they surely would have replaced the falling apple as the…
The Encampments (2025) Documentary Review: A potent and powerful look at Columbia University’s Pro-Palestinian movement
After October 7th, 2023, the world woke up to the atrocities of what would be the beginnings of one of…
My Dear Théo (2025) ‘CPH:DOX’ Movie Review: A Mother’s Testimony From Ukraine’s Frontlines Drives This Agonizingly Layered Documentary
In “My Dear Théo,” Alisa Kovalenko presents an unforgettable, searing, tender chronicle of the months she served on the frontline…
5 Things Netflix’s New Documentary “The Twister: Caught In The Storm” Reveals
Netflix’s documentary The Twister: Caught In The Storm offers an in-depth exploration of the 2011 Joplin tornado, shedding light on…
The Treasure Hunter (2025) ‘Thessaloniki Documentary Festival’ Review: Quietly Moving Father-Son Doc Reframes a Dogged Quest
Giacomo Gex’s The Treasure Hunter follows a man’s devotion to the elusive. Circling the story of a father-son duo, the…
The Moelln Letters (2025) ‘Berlinale’ Review: Martina Priessner’s Documentary Puts an Imperative Demand for Remembrance
The past barrels into the present especially when it’s not given its dues, accorded a place it owes. Martina Priessner’s…