documentary

The former Obama White House photographer and subject of the new documentary The Way I See It looks ahead to life and art after COVID.

The Blech Effect director David Greenwald on his unconventional path in filmmaking, and the critical role Jonathan Demme played in his success.

Little did the filmmakers know that so many similar businesses would suffer similar fates.

The actor survived a return to wrestling in his new doc You Cannot Kill David Arquette, and right now is focused on gentleness and positivity.

Age-positive adult film performer and director Morgana Muses, subject of the new documentary Morgana, on BDSM and her midlife transformation.

Ramona S. Diaz on her new documentary, A Thousand Cuts, and the impossibility of filmmakers always remaining impartial observers.

Patrick James Lynch recalls how the weekend he got married coincided with the most dramatic moment in his new documentary, Bombardier Blood.

Muta'Ali, director of the documentary Yusuf Hawkins: Storm Over Brooklyn, takes a frank look at how each of us can impact the present moment.

Filmmaker Caveh Zahedi looks back on his encounters with the late director of The Atomic Café and Harvard Beats Yale 29-29.

Directors Daniel DiMauro and Morgan Pehme share the story behind their episode of Netflix's Dirty Money on the president's son-in-law.

Director Braden King chats with Bill and Turner Ross about their under-the-radar doc, which captures the making of Benh Zeitlin's Wendy.

Through a 20-year-old Lynn Shelton film, viewable here for the first time, Megan Griffiths finds a new way to know her friend and to process her loss.