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This energetic documentary explores the cultural impact of the iconic American Girl doll brand that shaped generations of Americans in the ’80s, ’90s, and early 2000s. Featuring an exclusive, rare interview with founder Pleasant Rowland.
Masters of creative nonfiction with their melancholic tales on one-of-a-kind traditions and communities, Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw beautifully portray the layered aromas and aftertastes of the Burgundy region with sophisticated finesse.
Joanna Natasegara’s wildly entertaining documentary is essentially two films in one, the story of the Wu-Tang Clan’s notorious (and notoriously rare) 2015 album Once Upon a Time in Shaolin and the man behind it, Dutch Moroccan rapper/producer Cilvaringz.
Director Danny Boyle charts the rise and fall of Sir Albert “Larry” Lamb, infamous Rupert Murdoch acolyte and creator of the titillating bits that rocketed The Sun to British tabloid superstardom in the 1970s.
Fifteen years after her landmark documentary Miss Representation, Jennifer Siebel Newsom returns to confront the ways social media, AI, and online misogyny are weaponized against girls, threatening the future of the next generation of female leaders.
Veteran documentary filmmaker Alex Gibney presents a dispassionate, mesmerizingly complex, and terrifying portrait of Elon Musk, taking as inspiration the billionaire’s musing that contemporary reality might be a computer simulation and video game.
In this ‘spoke-binding’ documentary, Daniel Clarke explores the rise of the popular bicycle brand and the iconic American brand’s subsequent, baffling collapse.
Sean Ono Lennon’s intimate doc follows the co-founders of the NYC fashion collective threeASFOUR as they pursue unity, collaboration, and creative freedom through avant-garde couture designs worn by icons like Björk, Chloë Sevigny, and Meredith Monk.