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

McElwee uses decades of home footage plus his late son’s self-shot material to reckon with grief, fatherhood and the ethics of the camera.

Skier and Filmmaker Kai Smart, 23, Dies After Avalanche in Japan

At Sundance, 'The AI Doc' Secures March 27 U.S. Release From Focus Features

S. Krishnaswamy, Pioneering Indian Documentarian, Dies in Chennai

Kanye West Doc 'In Whose Name?' Now Streaming on Major VOD Platforms

HBO Premieres 'Armed Only With a Camera,' Honoring Slain Journalist Brent Renaud

‘Orwell: 2+2=5’ Opens in Select Theaters as Raoul Peck Launches Five-City Tour

Hollywoodgate Film Reveals Taliban’s Seizure of U.S. Military Assets

Mubi Denies Shelving Eddie Huang’s 'Vice Is Broke' While Release Talks Continue

‘Sauve qui peut’ Turns Hospital Wards into Theatrical Simulations of Healthcare’s Emotional Burden

Louis Theroux's 'The Settlers' Exposes Escalating West Bank Tensions

Netflix Pulls Prince Documentary After Estate Disputes Depiction

Claire Simon's 'Apprendre' Celebrates Public Education Through a Child's Perspective

Netflix's 'Skywalkers: A Love Story' Explores Extreme Climbing and Romance