DOCUMENTARIES
Getting My Head Kicked In — in the Palestinian Territories
Doing a documentary on the Palestinian Territories is not without its perils.
The Mysterious Murder of a Saudi Princess and Her Lover
Royals first tried to hide their murders — and then a documentary about them.
VR Gives Terminally Ill Children the Experience of a Lifetime
Child of the Earth tells a heartwarming story about the final stages of life and the resilience of humanity in under 12 minutes.
I Played a Hasidic Extra and Caused a Measles Outbreak
The tug between financial need and ethical boundaries is easier to experience when you’re not hungry — but then life has a funny way of changing everything.
Meeting Michael Jackson. When I Was 12
Leaving Neverland pegs Michael Jackson as a predator.
Meet the Gritty Gloria Steinems of the Middle East
In this new documentary, three women show the many faces of revolution, from politics and activism to military might.
A Poorly Timed Suicide? How a Punk Legend Plotted His Own Premature End
Darby Crash, in the chaos and muck of L.
Your Next True Crime Podcast Fix? It's a Funny Slasher Parody
True crime podcasts are more popular than ever.
I Directed the Saddest Movie About Sex Abuse Ever
Austrian filmmaker Paul Poet was looking for a project and found a story of almost unbearable horror.
This Billion-Dollar Industry Is Showing a Dark Side
The medical device industry has the power to save you, but the line between cure and harm is a lot thinner than we think.
The Food That Built America
The Food that Built America tells the unbelievable true stories behind the industry titans like Henry Heinz, Milton Hershey, the Kellogg brothers and Ray Kroc, who revolutionized food, and transformed American life and culture forever in the process.
'The Dawn Wall' Will Make Your Palms Sweat and Your Stomach Flip
This documentary is an adrenaline injection straight to the heart.
