The Beauty of Errors (2026) ‘Thessaloniki’ Documentary Review: Beautifully Observed Portrait of Familial Shifts
Jukka Kärkkäinen’s “The Beauty of Errors” (2026) is a deeply affecting portrait of a family grappling with shifting roles. How…
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Man on the Run (2025) Documentary Review: An Insightful, Understated Look at a Genius Musician’s Second Act
There’s been no shortage of documentaries about the Beatles in recent years, as the momentous restoration of the legendary “Get…
Ghost Elephants (2025) Documentary Review: A Poetic Look into a Wildlife Expedition that Highlights the Cultural History Behind a Mythical Creature
One thing that always fascinates me about German filmmaker Werner Herzog is the amount of curiosity he brings to every…
The Bulldogs (2026) ‘Slamdance’ Documentary Review: A Beautifully Shot, Elegiac, but Oddly Apolitical Look into a Rural Community’s Survival
The one thing that grabs your attention almost immediately in “The Bulldogs” is its eye for beauty. One of its…
EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert (2026) Documentary Review: A Kaleidiscopic, Cosmic Odyssey into Rock’n’Roll Mythology
There’s never been a rock documentary (or “rockumentary”) quite like “Epic: Elvis Presley in Concert” before, both in terms of…
White with Fear (2026) Documentary Review: A deep-dive into how race-based division shapes the dictatorship playbook
The most laughable thing about the far-right’s way to achieve power for years – not just in America but everywhere…
Homecoming – The Tokyo Series (2026) Documentary Review: Beautifully shot sports-doc doubles down as a Japanese culture snapshot
One year after the 2025 MLB Opening Day Games that took place in Tokyo, Jason Sterman’s incredible documentary “Homecoming: The…
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…
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…