Tag: documentaries
Will the Documentary Boom Continue After COVID?
Starved of life experiences during the pandemic, audiences have binged on documentaries. But for every ‘Hemingway’ there's a ‘Hot Girls Wanted’
A Fellowship Is Fostering Diverse Documentarians—and Reaping Oscar Nods
The Artist-in-Residence program at Concordia Studio is building a network for filmmakers like Garrett Bradley, whose film 'Time' is up for an Academy Award this year
‘The Raw Materials Were Her Life’: The New Billie Eilish Documentary Shoots for Storytelling with No Filter
When R.J. Cutler's camera crew showed up to document the music phenom's meteoric rise to stardom, their subject already gotten a big head start
The Marvelous Alex Borstein Steps Into a New Role: Documentary Executive Producer
The Emmy winner's latest project 'Bombardier Blood,' a documentary about a hemophiliac mountain climber, hits close to home
The Story of the Go-Go’s Is Finally Being Told in a Way that Does It Justice
Director Alison Ellwood's new Showtime documentary doesn't shy away from scandal, but the band says its making brought them together
In a New Doc, Roe v. Wade’s ‘Jane Roe’ Says She Was Paid to Join the Anti-Abortion Movement
In 'AKA Jane Roe' on FX, Norma McCorvey shares a 'deathbed confession'
A New Netflix Doc Looks at the Surprising Story Behind an L.A. Porn Landmark
Rachel Mason grew up not knowing her mom and dad peddled gay porn
A New Coachella Documentary Drops This Month Celebrating ‘20 Years in the Desert’
Stage your own 'Couchella' with 20 years of rarely-seen footage
According to David Crosby, the New Doc About His Life Is “Not Bullshit”
The 77-year-old L.A. rock legend talks about his mortality, his style, and his embattled relationship with the rest of CSNY
Roy Choi’s New Docuseries Isn’t Afraid of the Tough Parts
On Broken Bread, the L.A. celebrity chef talks food and social justice
