Documentary

Budda. Dzieciak ’98 : Tnis distribution mechanism is even similar to antonion dominicos or piratical drama which includes films based on popular web series or binge watching patterns usually seen in cinemas. In the middle, surrounded by rows of empty seats, sits the Buddha – or more accurately, Labuda himself. No, not the historical depiction […]

Errol Morris, a once advance outsider to the system of the making of docs, has become its most successful doc maker, directing his attention to people or issues that, in all likelihood, most of us would prefer not to focus on. At times they are ridiculously amusing and so bad they can only be laughed […]

In 1964, Robert Rauschenberg won the New York Art Guild’s Golden Lion at Venice Biennale which is an international exhibition of contemporary work. Taking Venice is a documentary that describes the ins and outs of creating the event in which Rauschenberg ends up being the winner. Did we mention that Amei Wallach, who is also […]

Piece By Piece creatively wraps the other animated biographies of famous people in the musical talent of the renowned super producer Pharrell Williams. Take Billy Idol’s biopic for example, helps create an animated collection of participants modeled on figures like in Lego. Morgan prays that the viewers will not simply see an inspiring artist at […]

The largest turnout registered in women’s sporting affairs of all time seeks to break this record, and it was a physical battle both within and outside the arena which you probably have never been told about. It is Copa 71, the first unofficial competition that can be referred as women’s soccer world cup. Nowadays: Directed […]

This installment, “She Rises Up,” is Maureen Castle Tustys latest offering as a documentary filmmaker and it seeks to address the international economy and the efforts of a certain group of women trying to operate within it. Rightfully, removing the pride from the three central women as they are Gladys of Peru, Magatte of Senegal […]

The classification “Hummingbirds” also does no favour to the film, as it pushes the films into the depth of mere documentary. In sharp contrast – best friends and the directors Silvia del Carmen Castanos and Estefania Beba Contreras, – this is absolutely more than that, Self-presentation of the their, call for action, amusing summers with […]

Jane Giles and Ali Catterall’s documentary “Scala!!!” is about a legendary, notorious, hugely influential and long-gone London theater. But it’ll appeal to anyone whose formative moviegoing years were defined by eccentric, usually urban or college-town cinemas that programmed whatever the folks who ran the place found interesting and switched lineups every day or two. There […]

In the documentary’s introductory segment, “Made in England: The Films of Powell & Pressburger”, Martin Scorsese explains how and when he first saw the most remarkable achievements of the eminent filmmaking team, Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, as a young kid, under what are perhaps some of the most undesirable situations possible: the family’s black-and-white […]

Created in their video department The New York Times, and based largely on its reporting content, “Sorry/Not Sorry” is a how-to guide about Louis C.K. The story of a standup comic who turned into a lowbudget extreme self-revealing filmmaker. He went on to be a writer, director, producer and one of the principal actors in […]