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The 10 Most Anticipated Documentaries of 2017
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The 16 Best Documentaries of 2016
O.J.: Made in America Voted the Best Documentary of 2016 in 4th Annual Nonfics Year-End Poll
The 7 Must-See Music Documentaries of 2016
Paris is Burning Among 34 Nonfiction Films Added to the National Film Registry
What Might Have Been the Golden Globe Nominees for Best Documentary of 2016?
Best Documentary Feature Oscar Shortlist: What Films You Need to See and Where to See Them
100 Must-See Documentaries Streaming on Netflix This December
‘Notes on Blindness’ Is a Precise Portrait of Altered Perception
The 5 Must-See Films of DOC NYC 2016
12 Nonfics Picks From Scott Derrickson: The ‘Doctor Strange’ Director Talks His Favorite Docs
‘O.J.’ and ‘13th’ Won Big at the Critics’ Choice Documentary Awards
‘My Love, Don’t Cross That River’ Is Unforgettable, So Why Is It So Damn Sad?
100 Must-See Documentaries Streaming on Netflix This November
25 Perfect Shots in Documentary
10 Short Documentaries Named to 2016 Oscar Shortlist, Including 5 Now Streaming
‘Portrait of a Garden’ Is a Colorful Sojourn in a Place of Beauty
‘Gleason’ Maintains a Brilliant Balance of Tears and Laughter
‘Thank You for Playing’ Is a Heartfelt Meditation on Parenting, Cancer and Nonfiction Art
‘Sky Ladder: The Art of Cai Guo-Qiang’ is an Endearing Portrait of an Explosive Artist
‘13th,’ ‘Gleason’ and ‘OJ: Made in America’ Lead Critics’ Choice Documentary Awards Nominees
‘13th’ is an All-Too-Brief Document of America’s Essential Crime
Danny Glover Shares His 6 Favorite Documentaries to Stream Online
100 Must-See Documentaries Streaming on Netflix This October
‘City of Gold’ is a Toothsome Film on the Criticism of Culture and the Culture of Criticism
‘The Lovers and the Despot’ is a Gripping True Story of Movie Stars, Secret Spies and Kim Jong-il
‘Justin Timberlake + The Tennessee Kids’ Ranks With the Greatest Concert Films
‘In Exile’ is a Real Modern-Day ‘Grapes of Wrath’
‘The War Show’ is a First-Person View of Protest and Repression
‘Karl Marx City’ Puts You Inside the Most-Watched Society in History
Watch Wrestling Documentary ‘Face to Face’
Cinema Eye Honors Announce 2017 Short Documentary Shortlist
Provocative Holocaust Doc ‘Austerlitz’ Forces Us to Reconsider What It Really Means to Remember
‘Rodnye’ is an Astute Study of the Intersections Between the Personal and the Political
‘I Am Not Your Negro’ is a Unique Blend of Social Commentary, Film Criticism and Memoir
The B-Side Review: Relaxed Errol Morris Is Still Inspired Errol Morris
Terrence Malick’s Voyage of Time: Life’s Journey is a Severe Letdown
Ta’ang Review: Wang Bing’s Latest Immerses Us In a Refugee Crisis
‘Cameraperson’ is a Powerful and Inquisitive Memoir
‘The Royal Road’ is a Transfixing Autobiographical Film
100 Must-See Documentaries Streaming on Netflix This September
‘The Seasons in Quincy: Four Portraits of John Berger’ Is a Family Album Anchored by Tilda Swinton
‘Kate Plays Christine’ Plays With Form in Ways Rarely Seen in American Documentary
‘Weiner’ and ‘The Other Side’: When Documentaries Have Cringe Appeal
Watch Sergei Loznitsa’s ‘The Event’
‘Our Last Tango’ Is a Thrilling Portrait of a Tumultuous Career
‘Our Last Tango’ Is a Thrilling Portrait of a Tumultuous Career
100 Must-See Documentaries Streaming on Netflix This August
‘Miss Sharon Jones!’ Makes It Through Alive and Triumphant
The 20 Best Documentary Trailers of the Last 20 Years
Revelatory ‘Robert Frank’ and ‘Hieronymus Bosch’ Continue a Great Year for Art Docs
Revelatory ‘Robert Frank’ and ‘Hieronymus Bosch’ Continue a Great Year for Art Docs
‘The Russian Woodpecker’ is a Revolutionary and Convincing Conspiracy Theory Film
‘The Seventh Fire’ Leads an Essential Series on Native American Documentary
Pervert Park is a Bold Character Study That Brings Humanity to Sex Offenders
‘Zero Days’ is Alex Gibney’s Most Thrilling, Chilling and Fulfilling Film in Years
‘Jim: The James Foley Story’ Frustratingly Separates Heroism From Journalism
100 Must-See Documentaries Streaming on Netflix This July
While Heartfelt, ‘Life, Animated’ Squanders Its Cinematic Potential
While Heartfelt, ‘Life, Animated’ Squanders Its Cinematic Potential
The Only Point of Jessica Yu’s ‘Misconception’ Is the One In Disappointment
‘Nuts!’ is an Off-the-Wall Documentary About the Citizen Kane of Medical Quackery
The 5 Best Films of Human Rights Watch 2016
‘Growing Up Coy’ and How to Transcend “Issue”
A History of Stillness: Five Documentaries by Chantal Akerman
100 Must-See Documentaries Streaming on Netflix This June
‘Unlocking the Cage’ Is a Uniquely Hairy Courtroom Drama
‘No No: A Dockumentary’ Covers All the Bases for a Great Biographical Film
‘A Revolution in Four Seasons’ Review
Robert Flaherty, The Spirit of Craftsmanship
Now On DVD: ‘Where to Invade Next’ Is an Easy, Empty Comic Travelogue of European Success
Documentaries Feature New Ways of Seeing at the New York African Film Festival
100 Must-See Documentaries Streaming on Netflix This May
‘Eva Hesse’ and ‘Fassbinder’ Redefine the Artist Biography, with Mixed Success
‘Keep Quiet’ Is a Smart Portrait of Antisemitic Politics Undermined by Truth
‘The Last Man on the Moon’ is a Down to Earth Documentary About a Lesser-Known Hero
‘Hockney’ Is a Colorful, Creative Biography of the Celebrated Pop Artist
‘All This Panic’ Is an Impressionistic Depiction of Growing Up in New York City
‘All This Panic’ Is an Impressionistic Depiction of Growing Up in New York City
Now On DVD: ‘Sembene!’ is an Intimate Biography of the Father of African Cinema
‘How to Build a Time Machine’ Trailer
The 5 Best Discoveries at Art of the Real 2016
Art of the Real Proves Documentary Festivals Should Show Experimental Films
‘Of Men and War’ is an Essential, Expertly Edited Portrait of American Veterans
Watch the Classic Dutch Documentary ‘The Voice of the Water’
‘Welcome to Leith’ Chronicles a Complex Conflict Between a Hate Group and a Group of Haters
100 Must-See Documentaries Streaming on Netflix This April
‘A Poem Is a Naked Person’ Is Les Blank’s Triumphant Ode to American Creativity
‘Eldorado XXI’ Is an Unpredictable Experiment in Style from the Top of the World
The Best of New Directors/New Films 2016 Might Be These 3 Documentary Shorts
‘Behemoth’ Is a Bold Depiction of Environmental Destruction in Northern China
‘Strange Victory’ Is an Essential, Sobering Work of American Anti-fascist Art
Jean Eustache’s ‘The Pig’ and ‘The Virgin of Pessac’ Capture a Fading Rustic Culture
Watch Zelimir Zilnik’s ‘Logbook_Serbistan’
‘Here Come the Videofreex’ Is a Joyful Archive of the Early Days of Video
Now On DVD: ‘We Come As Friends’ Is a Stunning Look At the New Imperialism In Africa
Jennifer Siebel Newsom on ‘The Mask You Live In’ and Getting Jocks to Watch the Doc
‘Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures’ Trailer
Watch Czech Lion Winner ‘Lean a Ladder Against Heaven’
‘INAATE/SE/’ Is a Unique and Transformative Retelling of Native American History
100 Must-See Documentaries Streaming on Netflix This March
‘France Is Our Mother Country’ Is a Sharp Archival Tour of Cambodia’s Colonial Past
Gianfranco Rosi’s ‘Fire at Sea’ to Be Distributed by Kino Lorber
‘The Event’ Is an Incisive, Powerful Record of Political Uncertainty
‘Over the Years’ Is a Humble Epic of Life and Work
‘Becoming Mike Nichols’ Presents an Enjoyable Conversation About the Director’s Early Years
‘(T)error’ Is a Wry, Shocking Triumph of Journalism
Documentary Filmmaker Aaron Aites Needs Our Help to Stay Alive
The 6 Must-See Films of MoMA’s Documentary Fortnight 2016
‘The Black Panthers’ is a Solid Primer on a Subject That Deserves Something Bigger
100 Must-See Documentaries Streaming on Amazon Prime This February
Documentary Classics: ‘Crazy Love’ May Be the Best Valentine’s Day Movie Ever
Watch Uncanny Short Films ‘Playground,’ ‘Bailu Dream’ and ‘Quantum’ for Free
11 Favorite Documentaries of the 2016 Sundance Film Festival
100 Must-See Documentaries Streaming on Netflix This February
The 2016 Oscar Nominated Documentary Short Films Reviewed and Handicapped
‘The Blackout Experiments’ is a Terribly Ineffective Nonfiction Horror Film
‘Kiki’ is a Strong Community Portrait That Does Good by the Legacy of ‘Paris Is Burning’
‘All These Sleepless Nights’ Is a Stylish Dream of Bored Youth
‘The Land of the Enlightened’ Is an Astonishing, Mythical Docudrama of Afghan History
‘Plaza de la Soledad’ Highlights the Resilience of Mexico City Sex Workers
Why You Should Watch the Electric ‘Hum 255,’ Now Streaming Free
The Most Important Discussion of the 2016 Sundance Film Festival Begins With a Short
Our 15 Most Anticipated Documentaries at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival
‘The Look of Silence’ Sweeps the 9th Cinema Eye Honors
‘The Look of Silence,’ ‘Cartel Land’ and Lady Gaga Are Among the Documentary Oscar Nominees
The 15 Best Documentaries of 2015
Six Picks With Guy Maddin: ‘My Winnipeg’ Director Shares His Favorite Documentaries
100 Must-See Documentaries Streaming on Netflix This January
‘The Look of Silence’ Voted the Best Documentary of 2015 in 3rd Annual Nonfics Year-End Poll