Last week Manhattan’s Museum of Modern Art began showing 15 of Britain’s documentary war films to small though ardent daily audiences. Intended to convey specific wartime advice entertainingly to the ...

Often misunderstood as purely educational, the documentary genre has quietly transformed into one of cinema’s most daring and expressive forms. Some films inform, others provoke, unsettle, persuade, ...

A combination of technological developments and market forces is undermining the trust between viewer and filmmaker. What’s at stake is history itself. Critic’s Notebook A combination of technological ...

New Delhi: Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant idea for documentary filmmakers. It is already inside editing rooms, archive vaults, and sound studios. From fast transcriptions to smarter ...

'Tis the season to watch cult documentaries, not Christmas rom-coms filmed last summer. Christmastime and cults go together like milk and phenobarbital-laced cookies: hypnotic sparkly lights, feigned ...