The story of Gaston Glock is woven into this intriguing survey of modern firearms culture.
Iggy Pop narrates this strange, singular documentary comprising the observations of 62 cinematographers from across the globe.
Filmmaker Christopher Martin captures the horrors of the Syrian crisis in this bold documentary.
By Thomas Hobbs
A new documentary profiling trip-hop pioneer James Lavelle and his influential label Mo’Wax Records.
Sean McAllister’s documentary is a welcome antidote to the many grim representations of the poor.
By Mark Asch
The inhabitants of a Turkish retirement home contemplate life’s big questions in this captivating doc from Shevaun Mizrahi.
Mark Cousins returns with an essay feature on the doodles and draftsmanship of Orson Welles.
A pleasantly stripped back and non hyperbolic portrait of a working landscape artist.
Joshua Bonnetta and JP Sniadecki present a moving portrait of life in the US-Mexico border region.
A rare and troubling cinematic foray to the Dominican Republic in this surreal, rustic revenge yarn.
Charles Dance narrates this beautiful and bombastic tribute to the RAF’s most iconic fighter plane.
Lauren Green field surveys the influence of affluence in this captivating documentary.
Frederick Wiseman delves deep into one of New York City’s most beloved public institutions.
By Matthew Eng
Tim Wardle revisits a ripped-from-the-headlines phenomenon in a docu-study full of surprises.
Don’t miss this sensitive and intuitive portrait of the iconic Japanese film composer.
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