Tag: Documentary Review
Crime + Punishment | Review
Do The Crime Or Take Your Punishment: Maing Exposes Inherent Abusive Police Culture
The ever-present reality of police overreach in the United States has hit...
The China Hustle | Review
Unmuddied Waters: Rothstein Exposes How Financial Loopholes Conned The World
The stock market’s vitality affects almost every aspect of everyday life, potentially changing national economies...
The Cleaners | 2018 Sundance Film Festival Review
Behind the Curtain: Block & Riesewieck Reveal the Trade of Internet Moderation
For the past decade, censorship on social media has been an increasingly hot...
Criterion Collection: The Kennedy Films of Robert Drew & Associates | Blu-ray Review
"It's not an exaggeration to say that before Primary, documentary as we know it today - the art of candid observation - didn't exist. Not...
The Land of the Enlightened | 2016 Sundance Film Festival Review
Something Better Better Come: Afghan Kids Reign Supreme
In the opening sequence of The Land of the Enlightened following a radio broadcast from President Obama that announces...
Criterion Collection: Burroughs: The Movie | Blu-ray Review
Looking for a worthy project to complete for his thesis film at NYU back in 1978, with his genuine sense of interest and weasily...
112 Weddings | DVD Review
Premiering at the Full Frame Film Festival in 2014 with stops at notable docu-geared fests such as HotDocs, Sheffield, Traverse and CPH:DOX, 112 Weddings would...
