There’s something very haunting about Discovery’s new series “Taking Fire,” and how unflinching its perspective is.
Not many young Americans today have even heard of the Equal Rights Amendment, and for most of those who lived through the fight for its ratification, it’s vaguely remembered as a feminist effort that died in the 80s.
The D&D documentary captures Dwarven Forge founder Stefan Pokorny at his geekiest and most vulnerable.
Alex Gibney brings to light yet another interesting event in history that has been generally glossed over, but fails to bring enough discussion to the table.
The expository documentary was met with obstacles at every turn. Check out our conversation with Alex to hear about the crazy journey.
Activism in China is no picnic.
“Time To Choose” What, Exactly?
A testament to the fallibility of man, Weiner documents the rise, then fall, of Anthony Weiner’s 2015 mayoral campaign with close attention to Weiner the man and not the “punchline”, as much as we may grow to hate him.
Dark Horse, a Sundance Film Festival winner for Audience Award: World Cinema Documentary, premiered at Regal Union Square last night amid much excitement.
An in-depth and touching look of the drone program and the effect it has had abroad as well as at home.