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‘Life Itself’ and ‘What Now? Remind Me’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
‘The Overnighters’ Voted the Best Documentary of 2014 in 2nd Annual Nonfics Year-End Poll
The 6 Must-See Music Documentaries of 2014
Holocaust Docs ‘Into the Arms of Strangers’ and ‘V-E +1’ Among National Film Registry Additions
‘Expedition to the End of the World’ and ‘The Sheik and I’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
Criterion’s ‘Les Blank: Always for Pleasure’ Set is a Delectable Encyclopedia of Authentic Living
‘Maidan’ Review: A Grand, Unflinching Epic of the Ukrainian Revolution
What Might Have Been Nominated for the Golden Globe for Best Documentary of 2014?
‘Regen,’ ‘1989’ and ‘Party Monster’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
Guide to All the Sundance 2015 Documentary Competition Titles, With Trailers Where Available
‘The Barefoot Artist’ Review: A Bifurcated, Personal Portrait of an Artist at Work
‘She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry’ Review: A Worthwhile Address of the Neglected History of Feminism
A Celebration of Two Films by Sergei Loznitsa, Streaming Free on Nonfics This Month
‘Remote Area Medical’ Review: A Quietly Observational Film That Puts People Before Politics
Oscar Shortlist for Documentary Feature Includes ‘The Internet’s Own Boy’ and ‘The Kill Team’
Drew Associates Classics and ‘Kids for Cash’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
The 100 Most Necessary Documentaries to Stream on Netflix This December
Do We Need a Bechdel Test for Documentaries?
10 Under-Appreciated Food Documentaries Worth Sinking Your Teeth Into
The Les Blank Criterion Box Set and ‘What Now? Remind Me’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
‘Stray Dog’ and ‘The Kill Team’ Among the 2015 Film Independent Spirit Award Nominees
‘Regarding Susan Sontag’ Trailer
10 Great Documentaries You Only Want to Watch Once
Shawney Cohen on ‘The Manor’ and Why It’s More Than Just a Film About a Strip Club
Our Top 6 Discoveries of DOC NYC 2014
‘20,000 Days on Earth’ and ‘The Manor’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
‘Pulp’ Review: A Rockumentary For the “Common People”
‘Citizenfour’ and ‘Life Itself’ Top 2015 Cinema Eye Honors Nominations
8 Picks With Joshua Oppenheimer: Nonfiction Film Recommendations From a Certified Genius
‘Shoah’ and ‘Portrait of Jason’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
It’s Time to Stop Calling Observational Documentaries “Fly on the Wall”
Interview: Jay Reinke On Being the Subject of ‘The Overnighters’ and Jesse Moss On Capturing It All
Virunga Review: A Confident and Shocking Geopolitical Thriller
‘Death Metal Angola’ Review: A Quiet Film on a Loud Subject
‘Fake It So Real’ Observes the Truth and False Fronts of Pro Wrestling and Macho Men
‘The Kill Team,’ ‘The Cruise’ and ‘Virunga’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
The 100 Most Necessary Documentaries to Stream on Netflix This November
Checking In on the 2014 Jihlava International Documentary Film Festival
Are There Any Acceptable Documentary-Inspired Halloween Costumes?
What Films Give Us the Most Long-Term Scares?
‘The Great Invisible’ Review: A Wisely Empathetic, If Not Quite Stirring Portrait of the Gulf
‘Particle Fever’ and ‘Mr. Dynamite’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
‘F for Fake,’ ‘Los Angeles Plays Itself’ and ‘We the Economy’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
8 Short Documentaries Named to 2014 Oscar Shortlist Include the Stunning ‘White Earth’
‘Mudbloods’: The Quidditch Documentary That Fails To Fly
‘Private Violence’ Review: An Effectively Moving Film About Domestic Abuse
The Doc Option: Watch an Episode of Ken Burns’s ‘The War’ Instead of ‘Fury’
The 20 Best Documentaries About Los Angeles
DOC NYC 2014 Lineup Includes ‘The Yes Men Are Revolting’ and Wiseman’s ‘High School’
‘Love Meetings,’ ‘Return to Homs’ and ‘Private Violence’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
‘America: Imagine a World Without Her’ Review: Imagine a World With Better Right-Wing Documentaries
The 7 Best Documentaries of the 2014 New York Film Festival
The Doc Option: Watch ‘The Most Dangerous Man in America’
Six Picks With Michael McKean: Documentary Recommendations From a Mockumentary Legend
‘Roger & Me, ‘Last Hijack’ and ‘Photographic Memory’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
Jesse Moss On ‘The Overnighters’ and the “Holy Shit” Moments of Making a Verite Documentary
Win a Copy of the ‘Roger & Me’ 25th Anniversary Blu-ray
The Doc Option: Watch ‘The Staircase’ After You See ‘Gone Girl’
The 100 Most Necessary Documentaries to Stream On Netflix This October
‘Print the Legend,’ ‘Lady Valor’ and ‘Mistaken for Strangers’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
Martin Scorsese’s ‘The 50-Year Argument’ is More Accessible Than You Think
Have Your Kids Watch ‘Into the Arms of Strangers’ After Seeing ‘The Boxtrolls’
Cinema Eye Honors Announce 10 Finalists for Best Nonfiction Short
Which Fall Festival Documentaries Have a Shot at This Year’s Oscar?
Exclusive: Poster for ‘The Immortalists’ Hints at an Everlasting Experience
Collected Works of Bill Morrison and ‘The Last of the Unjust’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
‘The Last of the Unjust’ Review: A Character Study of a Most Significant Nature
7 Documentaries That Give the Finger to the Art World
The Doc Option: Watch ‘The Flat’ Instead of ‘This Is Where I Leave You’
‘Art and Craft’ Review: A Riveting Character Study of Art Forger Mark Landis
Filmmaker Alex Barrett Tells Us Why He’s Bringing Back the City Symphony Genre
‘20,000 Days on Earth’ Review: A Sly and Shadowy Day in the Life of a Star
‘The Roosevelts,’ ‘Salesman’ and ‘The Final Member’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
The 6 Best Documentaries of the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival
‘Fight Church’ Review: An Engaging Look at a Point Where Religion Meets Macho Posturing
‘I Am Here’ Review: A Disappointing Follow-Up From the Director of ‘Last Train Home’
The Doc Option: Watch ‘The Cove’ Instead of ‘Dolphin Tale 2’
‘The Homestretch’ Review: Another Pressing Issue With Another Prosaic Documentary
‘Rebirth’ is the Best Film About 9/11 That You Haven’t Seen
Stream Israel/Palestine Doc ‘Videomappings: Aida, Palestine’ Free on Nonfics This Month
Inaya Yusuf On the Importance of Her Prison Theater Documentary ‘The One & The Many’
‘Crumb,’ ‘Teenage’ and ‘Elena’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
10 Necessary Documentaries About Funny People
‘Showrunners’ is an Artless Film on the Art of Running a TV Show
‘Levitated Mass’ Review: Ironically Misses the Chance at Real Weight
The 100 Most Necessary Documentaries to Stream On Netflix This September
‘The Battle of the Somme’ and ‘American Promise’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
Three Concert Films That Capture the Soul of James Brown
‘Through a Lens Darkly’ Review: An Uneven Art History Doc with Some Truly Striking Moments
The Doc Option: Watch ‘The Killing of America’ Instead of ‘Sin City: A Dame to Kill For’
‘Expedition to the End of the World’ Review: Beautiful, Contemplative and Tumultuous
‘Manakamana’ Review: A Lovely Slice of Life With a Very Narrow Scope
20 Necessary Documentaries About Death and Dying
The 10 Best Documentaries of All Time
‘Dinosaur 13’ Review: A Dig at the Federal Government That Misses Its Mark
‘A Will for the Woods’ is a Beautiful Rumination on Life, Death and Burial Choice
The Doc Option: Watch ‘Let the Fire Burn’ Instead of ‘Let’s Be Cops’
Film Critics Have Failed LGBT Cinema By Misreading ‘The Dog’
‘Level Five’ Review: Chris Marker’s Insightful 1997 Film Finally Arrives in the U.S.
‘The Dog’ Review: A Misguided Look at the True Story Behind ‘Dog Day Afternoon’
‘Fifi Howls from Happiness’ Review: A Shocking Profile of a Provocative Genius
3 Great Dance Competition Films to Watch
‘Nixon By Nixon’ Review: His Legacy’s Got Legs But This Film Doesn’t Know How to Use Them
The 100 Most Necessary Documentaries to Stream On Netflix This August
‘Finding Fela’ Review: A Muddled and Disappointing Biography of Fela Kuti
The Doc Option: Watch James Brown in ‘T.A.M.I. Show’ Before You See ‘Get On Up’
‘Fallen City’ Review: An Emotional Look at Recovery in China
‘Love Child’ Review: A Heartbreaking Story of Internet Addiction
Documentary Classics: ‘Marjoe’
Let’s Talk About Sex: Pier Paolo Pasolini’s ‘Love Meetings,’ 50 Years Later
Should the Emmys Disqualify Oscar-Nominated Documentaries?
‘The Newburgh Sting’ Review: A Living Room Doc About Exploited Fools Turned Terrorists
‘Back Issues: The Hustler Magazine Story’ Review: A Deficient and Dragging Documentary Option — ★★
The Doc Option: Watch ‘Sexy Baby’ Instead of ‘Sex Tape’
Is It Wrong or Just Weird When Filmmakers Are Interviewed in Their Own Documentary?
10 Best Documentaries About the Internet
‘Aim High in Creation!’ Is the Best North Korean Propaganda Film You’ll Ever See
The Doc Option: Watch ‘American Promise’ If You Like ‘Boyhood’
‘The Square’ and ‘Cosmos’ Among Nonfiction Primetime Emmy Nominees
Dear Documentary Filmmakers: Give Up On the Oscars
‘Maidentrip’ Review: Another Absolutely Wonderful Nonfiction Teen Movie
‘Underwater Dreams’ is a Triumph for America’s Greatest Underdogs
‘Life Itself’ is a Perfect Biography of Roger Ebert
The Doc Option: Why You Need to Watch ‘Deliver Us from Evil’
Stream ‘Byeway’ Free on Nonfics For the Next Two Weeks
The 100 Best Documentaries to Stream On Netflix This July
‘Rich Hill’ Trailer: The Blurb From Nonfics Is All It Really Needs
Frederick Wiseman’s ‘National Gallery’ Hits Theaters in November
Morgan Neville, Eugene Jarecki and Gary Hustwit Among Filmmakers Invited to Join The Academy
‘Broken Heart Land’ Review: A Powerful Reminder of the Struggles of LGBT Youth in America
‘The Internet’s Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz’ Review: A Moving and Inspiring Biography
Stream ‘The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye’ Free on Nonfics All This Week
‘Code Black’ Review: Young Doctors In Love With Public Healthcare Minus the Annoying Paperwork
The 5 Best Documentaries We Saw at the 2014 Los Angeles Film Festival
Interview: Andrew Rossi on Assessing the Current State of the ‘Ivory Tower’
‘All This and World War II’ Makes a Strange Counterpart to ‘Jersey Boys’
Ryan McGarry Faces Stage 4 Lymphoma in This Exclusive ‘Code Black’ Clip
10 Finalists Named for 2015 Cinema Eye TV Honors
‘Crash Reel’ and Other Extreme Docs Screen This Month at the Outdoor Rise Adventure Festival
Sheffield Doc/Fest Day 5: Love of Docs Is All
The 5 Must-See Films of the 2014 Human Rights Watch Film Festival
‘Ivory Tower’ Review: A Useful Primer on the Current Crisis in Higher Education
Sheffield Doc/Fest Day 4: A New Movie From Martin Scorsese
Sheffield Doc/Fest Day 3: The Art of the Film Festival Q&A
Sheffield Doc/Fest Day 2: Archive-Based Stories Trump Muckraking Exposes
Sheffield Doc/Fest Day 1: ‘Happiness’ Is a Screening in a Cave
Video: Sebastian Junger Discusses ‘Korengal’ and His “Oddly Relaxing” Time at Outpost Restrepo
The Doc Option: Watch ‘Pink Ribbons, Inc.’ Instead of ‘The Fault in Our Stars’
‘The Case Against 8’ Review: A Dulled, Cautious Chronicle of the Fight for Equality
The Persistence of the Bizarre: On the 40th Anniversary of ‘General Idi Amin Dada: A Self-Portrait’
‘We Always Lie to Strangers’ Review: Not the Look at Branson that We Need
‘Roseanne For President!’ Coming From Michael Moore Collaborator
The 100 Most Necessary Documentaries to Stream on Netflix Right Now
The Best Places to Watch Documentaries Online
The Doc Option: Watch ‘Sherman’s March’ Instead of ‘A Million Ways to Die in the West’
‘Korengal’ Review: A Disappointing Semi-Sequel to ‘Restrepo’
‘Before You Know It’ is a Touching, Empathetic Portrait of Three Gay Senior Citizens
Do Filmmakers Ever Change Their Mind About Their Own Documentary?
The Doc Option: Watch ‘Stepdancing: Portrait of a Remarried Family’ Instead of ‘Blended’
‘The Flood’ is a Forgotten Masterpiece of Environmental Devastation
The Doc Option: Watch ‘Radio Bikini’ and ‘The Atomic Cafe’
What’s Really the Matter with Cannes and Documentaries?
‘The System With Joe Berlinger’ and ‘After Tiller’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
The Past is Ever Present: Stuart Cooper’s ‘Overlord’ and the Memory of War
The Story of Lizzie Velasquez Could Become the Most Inspiring Film Against Cyber-Bullying Yet
Exclusive: Poster for ‘The Kill Team’ Starkly Highlights the Bravery of Its Subject
The Doc Option: Watch ‘Paradise Lost’ and ‘West of Memphis’ Instead of ‘Devil’s Knot’
The 10 Most Memorable Documentary Characters Of All Time
‘Llyn Foulkes One Man Band’ Review
‘Only the Young’ and ‘Tough Bond’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
‘A Fragile Trust: Plagiarism, Power, and Jayson Blair At the New York Times’ Review
Docs In Theaters: ‘Farmland,’ Kevin Spacey’s ‘NOW: In the Wings on a World Stage’ and More
Exclusive Clip From ‘Farmland’ Addresses Disconnect Between Farmers and the Public
‘Showfolk’ is a Shoo-In for the 2015 Academy Award for Best Documentary Short
The Films and the Legacy of Chris Marker Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
The 7 Best Documentaries of the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival
Docs In Theaters: ‘For No Good Reason,’ ‘Who Is Dayani Cristal?’ and More
‘For No Good Reason’ Director Charlie Paul on Ralph Steadman, Johnny Depp and Hunter S. Thompson
Exclusive: Poster and Trailer for ‘The Homestretch’ Look Upon Chicago’s Homeless Youth Problem
The Doc Option: 7 Parkour Films To Watch Instead of ‘Brick Mansions’
‘The Five Obstructions’ and ‘Her Master’s Voice’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
Docs In Theaters: ‘Bears,’ ‘The Final Member,’ ‘Half the Road,’ ‘Manakamana’ and More
The Doc Option: Watch ‘Transcendent Man’ Instead of ‘Transcendence’
The 10 Most Anticipated Documentaries of the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival
Peter Mettler’s ‘The End of Time’ and ‘Picture of Light’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
Is It Okay to Make a Documentary About a Subject Who Doesn’t Want to Be a Documentary Subject?
Docs In Theaters: ‘Dancing in Jaffa,’ ‘A Fragile Trust’ and More
The 5 Best Films We Saw at the 2014 Full Frame Documentary Film Festival
Watch ‘Elway to Marino’ Instead of ‘Draft Day’
Art of the Real’s Sprawling Program Will Change the Way You See Nonfiction Cinema
Why the Story of the “Female Lawrence of Arabia” is Being Told With a Documentary, Not a Biopic
‘Town Hall’ and ‘Medora’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
‘Too Sane for This World’ Review
Docs In Theaters: ‘The Unknown Known,’ ‘Island of Lemurs: Madagascar’ and More
‘The Galapagos Affair: Satan Came to Eden’ Review
Why You Should Watch the ‘Zeitgeist’ Trilogy as a Companion to ‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier’
‘I Didn’t Do It’ is Taking the Innocent Man Documentary to Another Level
‘This Ain’t California’ and ‘Kumare’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
15 Notable Documentaries With Fictional Characters
‘Mistaken For Strangers’ Review
4 Cesar Chavez Films to Watch Now
5 Women Documentary Pioneers You Should Know
The Next Incredible Music Film Will Be Jeanie Finlay’s ‘ORION: The Man Who Would Be King’
‘Remembrance of Things to Come’ and ‘Mistaken For Strangers’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
Art vs. Craft: ‘Jodorowsky’s Dune’ and ‘Tim’s Vermeer’ Explore Different Sides of Creativity
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Docs In Theaters: ‘The Missing Picture,’ ‘Jodorowsky’s Dune,’ ‘Anita,’ ‘Big Joy’ and More
The Doc Option: Watch ‘Spellbound’ Instead of ‘Bad Words’
‘American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs’ Review
Exclusive Clip From Chris Marker’s ‘Remembrance of Things to Come’
‘A Brief History of Time’ and ‘Paycheck to Paycheck’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
The Person as Event: Errol Morris, Stephen Hawking and ‘A Brief History of Time’
‘Cosmos’ Takes Its Time in Defense of Evolution
The 5 Best Documentaries We Saw at the 2014 SXSW Film Festival
‘The Queen of Versailles’ Ruled Not Defamatory Against David Siegel
SXSW 2014: ‘Our Vinyl Weighs a Ton: This is Stones Throw Records’ Review
Docs In Theaters: ‘Teenage,’ ‘Big Men,’ ‘Bible Quiz,’ ‘Exposed’ and ‘The Anonymous People’
‘The Special Need’ is a Sweet Portrait of a 29-year-old Virgin
‘Cosmos’ and ‘Death Row Stories’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
SXSW 2014: ‘Que Caramba es la Vida’ Review
SXSW 2014: We Are All Made of Star-Stuff: ‘Cosmos’ Returns in Grand Fashion
True/False 2014: ‘Cairo Drive’ Review
Docs In Theaters: ‘Particle Fever’
The Doc Option: Before Watching ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ Learn About Its Inspiration
Magic and Realism: Reflections From the 2014 True/False Film Fest
The 8 Best Films We Saw At the 2014 True/False Film Fest
‘Crazy Horse’ and ‘Maidentrip’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
Are Women’s Personal Films Still Political?
True/False 2014: ‘Killing Time’ Review
True/False 2014: ‘The Vanquishing of the Witch Baba Yaga’ Review
True/False 2014: ‘Sacro GRA’ Review
The Doc Option: Watch ‘Unraveled’ After You’ve Seen ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’
Docs In Theaters: ‘Fatal Assistance’
2014 Oscar Prediction: Best Documentary — Feature
2014 Oscar Prediction: Best Documentary — Short Subject
Our 5 Most Anticipated Films of the 2014 True/False Film Fest
The Doc Option: Watch an Actual Undercover Abscam Tape Instead of ‘American Hustle’
Docs In Theaters: ‘Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me’ and ‘The Standbys’
‘Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me’ Review
Interview: ‘Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer’ Directors Mike Lerner and Maxim Pozdorovkin
‘Let the Fire Burn’ and ‘The Pervert’s Guide to Ideology’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
‘Tell Them I Am Kind’ To Follow Legacy of 6-Year-Old Sandy Hook Shooting Victim
Watch: ‘Interesting People Talking About Love’ Starring Charles Bukowski, Ayn Rand and Nick Cave
‘The Realness’ Episode 15: ’12 O’Clock Boys’
Docs In Theaters: ‘The New Black’
The Doc Option: Jeffrey Blitz’s ‘Lucky’ Perfectly Pairs With 2014 Best Picture Nominee ‘Nebraska’
Stop Expecting Documentaries To Be Everything
‘Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer’ and ‘The Human Scale’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
Exclusive: Poster for ‘Teenage’ Highlights Its Rousing Spirit
The Doc Option: Watch ‘The Rape of Europa’ Instead of ‘The Monuments Men’
How ‘Art and Craft’ Began as a Mystery Caper and Became a Compelling Portrait of Mental Illness
’12 O’Clock Boys’ and Being Both Excited and Concerned About “The Good Stuff”
Magnolia Pictures Will Put Roger Ebert Doc ‘Life Itself’ In Theaters
’12 O’Clock Boys’ and ‘The Armstrong Lie’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
Why Do We Want Documentaries To Be Like Fiction Films?
‘The Realness’ Episode 14: The Best and Worst Documentaries of Sundance 2014
Docs In Theaters: ’12 O’Clock Boys,’ ‘Charlie Victor Romeo,’ Oscar-Nominated Shorts and More
Oscar Documentary Shorts Review: Hardly a Standout Among the 2014 Nominees
20 Promised Remakes of Documentaries That Still Haven’t Happened
‘Sepideh’ and Recommended Docs From 2014 Sundance Directors Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
The Best Documentaries of Sundance 2014
‘Sepideh — Reaching for the Stars’ Review
Docs In Theaters: ‘Visitors,’ ‘Papirosen,’ ‘Aatsinki: The Story of Arctic Cowboys’ and More
Shots From the Canon #17: ‘Gimme Shelter’ (Albert Maysles, David Maysles, Charlotte Zwerin, 1970)
‘The Square,’ ‘The Trials of Muhammad Ali’ and ‘Mitt’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
The Doc Option: Instead of ‘Lone Survivor’ Watch ‘Restrepo’
Docs In Theaters: ‘Maidentrip’ and ‘Band of Sisters’
‘The Price of Gold’ (30 for 30) Review
86th Academy Awards Documentary Nominees Include ‘Cutie and the Boxer’ and ‘The Missing Picture’
Shots From the Canon #16: ‘Los Angeles Plays Itself’ (Thom Andersen, 2003)
‘The Crash Reel’ and ‘The Price of Gold’ Top This Week’s Nonfics Home Picks
2014 Directors Guild Award Nonfiction Nominees Include Sarah Polley, Jehane Noujaim and Lucy Walker
59 Films We’re Looking Forward To Seeing At the 2014 Sundance Film Festival
Docs In Theaters: ‘The Great Flood,’ ‘Divorce Corp.’ and ‘If You Build It’
Exclusive: 3 Character Posters for ‘Rich Hill’ Introduce Us to Andrew, Appachey and Harley
Happy Anniversary to ‘Fred Ott’s Sneeze,’ the First Known Copyrighted Documentary Film
‘Cutie and the Boxer’ and ‘The Act of Killing’ Are Big Winners at 2014 Cinema Eye Honors
Our Picks and Predictions For the 2014 Cinema Eye Honors
2014 Writers Guild Award Nonfiction Nominees Include ‘Dirty Wars’ and ‘Stories We Tell’
Docs In Theaters: ‘Interior. Leather Bar.,’ ‘Los Angeles Plays Itself’ (Re-Release) and More
‘In No Great Hurry: 13 Lessons in Life With Saul Leiter’ Review
25 Most Memorable Nonfiction Movie Moments of 2013
2014 Producers Guild Award Nonfiction Nominees Include ‘Far Out Isn’t Far Enough’ and ‘Duck Dynasty’