Film ❯ Documentary

Directors

Lucrecia Martel Alex Gibney Gianfranco Rosi Petra Costa Questlove Maite Alberdi Lana Wilson Yariv Mozer Albert Serra Benjamin Ree Marcel Ophüls Tamara Kotevska Eugene Jarecki Kateryna Gornostai Werner Herzog Marcel Ophuls Kristen Vaurio Laura Poitras Sepideh Farsi Luiz Fernando Feres da Cunha Ferraz Sofia Coppola Raoul Peck Alexander Rodnyansky Italian Cinema Kaouther Ben Hania Ilya Mikhaylus Sergei Loznitsa Sergeï Loznitsa David Bingong Shiori Ito Sara Dosa Serge Loznitsa Covi & Frimmel Bernardo Bertolucci Geeta Gandbhir Pegah Ahangarani Biljana Tutorov Canadian Filmmakers Juan Cabral Paolo Sorrentino Massoud Bakhshi Shino Nakano Yuval Abraham Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor Michał Marczak John Wilson

John Wilson’s The History of Concrete Brings His HBO Voice to the Big Screen

By tracing concrete’s history, the film shows how a common building material shapes urban infrastructure, housing policy and everyday lives.

‘Closure’ Trailer Debuts as Award‑Winning Doc Heads to U.S. Theaters

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

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

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

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

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

Gianfranco Rosi’s Below the Clouds Bows in Venice to Strong Early Reviews

National Geographic Buys Werner Herzog’s ‘Ghost Elephants’ for 2026 Streaming After Venice Premiere

NEON Debuts First Trailer for Raoul Peck’s Orwell: 2+2=5 Ahead of TIFF Premiere

Marcel Ophuls, Filmmaker Who Exposed France’s WWII Collaboration, Dies at 97