Film ❯ Documentary

Directors

Lucrecia Martel Questlove Petra Costa Gianfranco Rosi Kateryna Gornostai David Bingong Sofia Coppola Ilya Mikhaylus Alex Gibney Biljana Tutorov

Massoud Bakhshi’s Toutes mes sœurs Follows Two Sisters Through 18 Years in Tehran

Bakhshi stages his nieces viewing their own footage to probe consent as a lens on youth art and autonomy.

Questlove’s Earth, Wind & Fire Documentary Debuts Trailer and Sets Tribeca Premiere

Pegah Ahangarani’s Rehearsals for a Revolution Wins Cannes Documentary Prize

To Hold a Mountain Takes Grand Prix at Millennium Docs Against Gravity

Argentina’s Documentary ‘El Partido’ Draws Applause at Cannes Ahead of May 21 Release

National Geographic Unveils Time and Water Trailer, Sets May 29 Global Theatrical Release

Lucrecia Martel’s ‘Our Land’ Brings Argentina’s Indigenous Land Fight to Theaters

Sergei Loznitsa’s Two Prosecutors Opens in Theaters With a Chilling Study of Manufactured Truth

Geeta Gandbhir Lands Two Oscar Nods for Documentary Feature and Short

U2 Debuts Frontline 'Yours Eternally' Film Marking Ukraine Invasion Anniversary

At Berlinale, The Loneliest Man in Town Profiles a Vienna Bluesman Facing Eviction

Shiori Ito’s Black Box Diaries Opens in Japan Following Edits and Apology

Lucrecia Martel’s ‘Nuestra tierra’ Wins Best Film at the London Film Festival

Lucrecia Martel’s Landmarks Wins London Film Festival’s Top Prize

Ticket Presales Open for Brazil's Oscar Entry 'O Agente Secreto'

Lucrecia Martel Premieres 'Nuestra Tierra' in Morelia and Receives UNAM Film Archive Medal

Sergei Loznitsa’s ‘L’Invasion’ Opens in France With a Panoramic Portrait of Ukrainians at War

Kongjian Yu Among Four Killed in Brazil Pantanal Plane Crash Under Investigation

At Venice, Lucrecia Martel’s First Documentary, 'Nuestra Tierra,' Confronts an Indigenous Leader’s 2009 Killing

At Venice, Poitras’ Cover-Up Profiles Sy Hersh—and His Warning About Trump