Director Paul Wright embarks on an archive-footage odyssey across Britain’s vast cultural landscape.
Sara Driver’s profile of Jean-Michel Basquiat doubles as a rich portrait of New York City in the 1970s and ’80s.
On the life of a poverty-stricken Brazilian trans performance artist disco poet in remission from cancer.
By Thomas Hobbs
This profile of the 1970s New York disco nirvana is a rollicking examination of American excess.
Maverick British filmmaker Andrew Kötting serves up another remarkable audio-visual experience.
This evocative prequel-of-sorts to the seminal documentary Grey Gardens is well worth a look.
This evocative documentary celebrates the life and career of one of football’s true greats.
By Eve Jones
A witty, whistle-stop tour through the eventful life of this British icon of stage and screen.
By Thomas Hobbs
This documentary provides a fascinating insight into Stanley Kubrick’s world, via his right-hand man, Leon Vitali.
By Eve Watling
This thoughtful documentary shines a light on the Cambodian activists resisting the unlawful actions of Prime Minister Hun Sen.
By Abbey Bender
Jayne Mansfield’s affair with the head of the Church of Satan is the focus of this compelling Hollywood doc.
This intriguing essay piece examines the past, present and future of an English “new town”.
Remembering the life and death of a man obsessed with deactivating live landmines in Iraq.
This shocking exposé uncovers the tragic lot of many young circus performers in India.
A colourful portrait of the 1970s fashion circuit as seen through the prism of an iconic illustrator.
Fashion designer Vivienne Westwood gets the rock star bio treatment courtesy of director Lorna Tucker.