Tag: documentaries
These Fists Break Bricks–Nostalgic book looks at how Kung Fu changed the world
The Cinema Within–Remarkable documentary asks “Why does film editing work?”
They Shot the Piano Player–A graphic novel and rockumentary of Brazilian music
Casa Bonita–Documentary celebrates real-life South Park fairy tale
Now streaming–Ron Howard looks back at Jim Henson in new documentary
Stan Lee–New documentary to tell us if there’s more to say about the man, the myth, the legend
Light & Magic–An incredible, nostalgic trip behind Lucasfilm and ILM’s curtain
The Future Of… New Netflix docu-series looks to the future of possibilities
The Movies That Made Us–Netflix adds four more films for second season of its docu-nostalgia line-up
This is a Robbery–Netflix documentary series delves into unsolved Boston art heist
63 Up–Ninth chapter in landmark series arrives in the U.S, captures a lifetime of introspection in director’s final installment
Retro fix–Netflix sneaks in two episodes of The Movies That Made Us for the holidays
Iron Fists and Kung Fu Kicks–Netflix film tracks the pop culture reach of Hong Kong kung fu movies
Netflix adds The Movies That Made Us to its docu-nostalgia line-up
Chasing Portraits–Powerful documentary wrestles with cultural repatriation, provides a new vision into losses from war
Ovid.tv–Next streaming platform hosts hours of the best documentaries and independent films
Three Identical Strangers–Gripping CNN documentary digs into secrets behind famed separation and reunion of triplets
Now streaming–The Toys That Made Us looks back to Star Trek, LEGO, Hello Kitty, and Transformers
New film looks at modern war-ravaged Israel and Palestine via students from both sides
Review–The Penguin Counters: Penguins reveal impact of climate change in new film
Now streaming–Star Wars actors reflect on brief moment of fame in Elstree 1976
New documentary takes another look at the art of the movie poster
Retro watch–Documentary looks back to the making of a strange, new sci-fi fantasy filming in the UK in 1976
1971–Compelling, gripping documentary delves into FBI abuses 40 years before Snowden
Review–Penn & Teller film an inventor’s pursuit of a master artist in “Tim’s Vermeer”
