Taylor Swift and her folklore collaborators perform and dissect the pandemic album at New York’s Long Pond Studios.
By Erik Nielsen
Alex Winter directs this expansive portrait of the self-styled rock god, for hardcore fans and skeptics alike.
The story of one of England’s (and Ireland’s) most beloved footballing sons becomes a sombre portrait of dementia.
The story of one of Jazz’s brightest and most tragic stars is brought to life in this engaging documentary.
By Leila Latif
Eva Mulvad’s moving docudrama sees an Iranian couple flee their home to follow their hearts.
By Rógan Graham
One woman’s obsession with recording the TV news becomes a fascinating visual chronicle of modern history.
By Leila Latif
A Czech artist develops an unlikely bond with the man who stole her work in this compassionate documentary.
By Leila Latif
A roistering doc profile of the late, liberal tub-thumper who worked at The New York Times.
By Leila Latif
This intriguing documentary explores the intersection between African American culture and basketball sneakers.
The fragile genius of Swedish director Roy Andersson is laid bare in this intriguing documentary profile.
By Erik Nielsen
The Trump administration’s catastrophic response to COVID-19 is laid bare in Alex Gibney’s timely exposé.
Garrett Bradley surveys America’s prison industrial complex through the lens of one couple’s personal struggle.
This insightful documentary reclaims the legacy of one of the most important abstract artists of the 20th century.
Filmmaker Kirsten Johnson repeatedly offs her father in this darkly funny and profound meditation on life and loss.
Sébastien Lifschitz’s sensitive portrait of eight-year-old Sasha will change attitudes towards gender dysphoria.
The story of how Rock Against Racism combatted fascism in ’70s Britain has some disturbing contemporary parallels.
By Thomas Hobbs
Max Richter’s eight-hour concept album is brought to life via Natalie Johns’s immersive concert film.