By Aimee Knight
A climber’s quest to summit Yosemite’s El Capitan without ropes takes on a troubling ulterior motive.
By Matt Thrift
This eight-hour epic from Chinese filmmaker Wang Bing chronicles one of the worst atrocities in human history.
By Rory Marsh
Jason Isaacs narrates this road-trip documentary about a group of bikers on a Holocaust pilgrimage.
Toia Bonino’s documentary explores the problem of violence in the eponymous Buenos Aires neighbourhood.
Nathaniel Kahn’s insightful survey – and subtle critique – of the contemporary art world, featuring Jeff Koons, Larry Poons and more.
Peter Jackson marks the centennial of the end of WWI with a fascinating, fatally flawed exercise in historic preservation.
Filmmaker Morgan Neville provides a thoughtful examination of American television legend Fred Rogers.
The curious tale of a first feature stolen by a crew member is the subject of Sandi Ten’s fascinating autobiographical documentary.
A tender, evocative portrait of a man named Manolo and his trusty donkey sidekick, Gorrión.
This stripped back profile of East London artist Chris Moon is leavened by a bizarre rock photographer cameo appearance.
Michael Moore takes aim at both sides of the political establishment in this scattershot survey of Trump’s America.
By Ed Gibbs
The ground-breaking label marks its half-century with a glossy new documentary celebrating its legacy.
A short, sharp portrait of the trailblazing Japanese pop artist Yayoi Kusama, from director Heather Lenz.
Set in the contemporary art-world, Josh Appignanesi’s hybrid documentary offers a mesmerising blend of fact and fiction.
Another deep dive into the modern fashion industry, this time on the fur coat-tails of couture expert, André Leon Talley.
Agnès Varda hits the road with French photographer and muralist JR in this singularly charming social document.
Filmmaker Steve Loveridge takes us on a whistle-stop tour of the life and career of his close friend M.I.A.