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John Wilson’s The History of Concrete Debuts Teaser as Theatrical Rollout Begins

The short, narration-free teaser foregrounds Wilson’s handheld New York footage and sets the tone for a reported September cinema release.

Documentary American Pachuco Reframes Luis Valdez’s Place in U.S. Culture

Remake Turns Ross McElwee’s Failed Sherman’s March Remake into a Personal Film of Mourning

Mubi Secures Worldwide Rights to Eleanor Coppola’s Making Marie Antoinette

Barreto’s ‘963 Dias’ Preview Recasts Temer and Raises Questions About Funding

Ross McElwee’s Remake Sets July U.S. Theatrical Launch

YouTube Removes Anand Patwardhan Documentary From His Channel

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

David Greaves Finishes Father’s Harlem Documentary and Brings It to Cannes

Ron Howard’s Avedon Premieres at Cannes to Warm Reviews

‘Groundswell’ Wins Golden Globes Documentary Prize at Cannes

The Python Hunt Opens in Select Theaters With Strong Early Reviews

Soderbergh Says 10% of Lennon Documentary Uses AI in Meta-Backed Experiment

Lucrecia Martel’s First Documentary Revisits Chocobar’s Killing Through a 2018 Trial

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

‘Something Familiar’ Review: Rachel Taparjan’s Personal Documentary Moves Even as Its Form Feels Forced

Lucrecia Martel’s First Feature Documentary ‘Our Land’ Sets May 1 U.S. Opening at Film Forum

Werner Herzog’s ‘Ghost Elephants’ Opens Nationwide, Charting a High-Stakes Search in Southern Africa

Frederick Wiseman, Pioneering Documentarian of American Institutions, Dies at 96

Frederick Wiseman, Pioneering Observer of American Institutions, Dies at 96