documentary

"There is a thin line that separates laughter and pain, comedy and tragedy, humour and hurt". Robin's Wish takes a walk down this thin line to tell the powerful true story of actor/comedian Robin Williams’ final days. In August 2014,…

In space no one can hear you scream. On stage however, and at Frightfest, everyone can hear you scream... and laugh at Alien On Stage. This charming documentary follows a group of Dorset bus drivers put on their amateur dramatic…

Documentary One Man And His Shoes takes a look at the only thing more important to basketball than Michael Jordan. The Air Jordan. Director Yemi Bamiro speaks to agents, marketers, collectors and historians to chart the trajectory of…

It's a dog life in Elizabeth Lo's documentary Stray which follows one dog navigating the tough streets of Istanbul. Instanbul is famous for it stance on stray animals. Hundreds of thousands of cats and dogs roam free on the streets.…

Greta Thunberg's meteoric rise from striking schoolgirl to the most famous activist in the world is the subject of fly-on-the-wall documentary I Am Greta which premiered at this year's Venice Film Festival. Some of the most interesting…

2020 marks not only the 44th anniversary of the death of Elvis Presley but the 50th anniversary of Elvis: That’s The Way It Is. Marking his first non-dramatic film, the documentary follows The King of Rock ’n’ Roll in his 1969 comeback…

In 1992, an independent director premiered his directorial debut at Sundance Film Festival. When his low-budget film received rave reviews at Cannes, the legend of Quentin Tarantino was born. His career is the focus of a long-awaited…

Documentary filmmaker Maxine Trump is certainly one to champion the childless as she defends her personal stance (as well as others in agreement) regarding the notion of deciding to not raising children in To Kid or Not to Kid. The…

One can argue the virtues (or lack thereof) for the inexplicably revered American gossip rag The National Enquirer. Somehow it is unimaginable to assume that no shopper has ever stood in the grocery line and not noticed or ventured a…

Shot at 96 frames per second, Aquarela is the latest documentary by Russian filmmaker Victor Kossakovsky that explores the power of water with footage ranging from melting glaciers to hurricanes. First of all, Aquarela is very basic.…