Fog Of War – Eleven Lessons From The Life Of Robert McNamara
Oscar-winning (2004) Fog of War by Errol Morris, subtitled ‘Eleven Lessons from the life of Robert Mcnamara, is a vital examin...
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Warrendale
Winner at Cannes (1967), Warrendale is cinema verite documentary by Allan King about the experimental Warrendale mental institute fo...
Koyaanisqatsi
History Of Documentary Film Koyaanisqatsi is a Hopi word meaning “Life Out of Balance,” which is both the subtitle and t...
Olympia
Leni Riefenstahl's controversial and classic documentary about the 1938 Olympic games
The Bus
The documentary THE BUS by cinematographer Haskell Wexler chronicles a multi-racial contingent from San Francisco, California riding...
The Wonderful Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl
The body language says everything. The two men walk ahead, carrying gear, engaged in conversation. She walks behind them, alone, car...
The Plow That Broke The Plains
The Plow That Broke The Plains is a legendary film about the Dust Bowl. It has been one of the most widely praised and studied docum...
Man With A Movie Camera
History Of Documentary Film Dziga Vertov’s classic Man With A Movie Camera is one of the most important films in history. The...
The River
The River (1936) by Pare Lorentz is one of the earliest ecology films (together with the plow that broke the plain also by Pare Lore...
Land Without Bread
Bunuel's revolutionary documentary classic Land Without Bread (1932) angrily exposes the pattern of cynical neglect imposed by churc...