Tag: Documentary
John Wilson’s The History of Concrete Smashes Indie Box Office Records...
John Wilson’s The History of Concrete set a record at IFC Center, signaling major momentum for indie documentaries in theaters.
Camden International Film Festival Spotlight: Why The Illusion of an Everlasting...
Camden International Film Festival gives The Illusion of an Everlasting Summer a major spotlight as the documentary builds festival momentum.
‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ Wins Library of Congress Lavine/Ken...
Once Upon a Time in Harlem wins the Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film and a top $200,000 nonfiction award.
NAZA U.S. Theatrical Release Set After Venice Buzz and Political Backlash
NAZA heads to U.S. theaters after Venice acclaim and fierce political backlash, starting in New York before expanding nationwide.
A24’s ‘You Can See Everything’ Gets October 16 Release Date: What...
A24 confirms You Can See Everything will open October 16, fueling buzz around the new Elizabeth Holmes documentary.
NAZA, France’s Oscar Pick and the Week’s Biggest TV & Video...
NAZA leads a turbulent week in TV & Video, alongside France’s Oscar pick, festival politics and major documentary buzz.
A Simple Soldier Release Expands Globally as Jolt and Propagate Back...
A Simple Soldier expands globally with Jolt and Propagate, bringing the Ukraine war documentary to theaters, TVOD, and community audiences.
Montclair Film Festival 2026 Honors Jack O’Connell, Ava DuVernay and Tony...
Montclair Film Festival 2026 will honor Jack O’Connell, Ava DuVernay and Tony Gilroy during its star-packed 14th edition in New Jersey.
‘Kikuyu Land’ Trailer Spotlights a Powerful Documentary on Colonial Land Theft...
The Kikuyu Land trailer teases a gripping documentary on colonial land theft, justice, and generational memory in Kenya.
Israeli Film Council Proposals After ‘Naza’ Spark Alarm Across Global Film...
The backlash to Naza could reshape Israeli film funding, festival strategy, and documentary freedom worldwide.
