American Selfie: One Nation Shoots Itself rolls back time to ongoings of politics and social issues’ intersections with commodity, capitalism, technology, and vanity. From the maskless fall of 2019 to the chants of Summer 2020 protests, filmmaker and journalist Alexandra Pelosi, exposes the ongoing chasms in United States cities.
A new documentary from Garret Bradley, ‘Time’ traces the effects of incarceration on the modern American woman through 20 brutal years.
This film captures Dennis Hopper and Orson Welles at unique moments in their lives.
Werner Herzog loves adventurers.
They say rock ‘n’ roll is dead, but maybe—just maybe—it has come back to greet us one last time in the form of J.J. Kramer and Scott Crawford’s rockumentary, ‘Creem: America’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll Magazine.’
The fascination behind true crime can come from multiple avenues.
Bryce Dallas Howard’s “Dads” is a refreshing and heartwarming look at the rarely talked about hardships and pleasures of fatherhood in today’s society. It’s a raw and entertaining approach to share the behind-the-scenes reality of what it means to be a father from a very diverse group of dads across the world.
With all of the free time, people have right now, who could resist?
HBO’s “Atlanta’s Missing and Murdered: The Lost Children” premiered Sunday, April 5th at 8 p.m. ET.