Documentary filmmaking transforms reality into art, offering fresh ways to see the world. Landmark works like The Act of Killing reveal uncomfortable truths through unconventional storytelling, while deeply personal films like Gleason provide an intimate window into resilience and love. Nature and science documentaries like Fire of Love or My Octopus Teacher blend breathtaking visuals with human connection, while social justice films such as 13th and For Sama shed light on global struggles. This category brings together diverse voices and subjects, from urgent investigations and political exposés to meditative portraits of culture, art, and the natural world. These films inform, challenge, and inspire long after the credits roll.
Trust No One follows Gerry Cotten & his co-founder Michael Patryn as their bitcoin exchange made its members millions. And then it was gone.
Small Town Monsters crew is back with a documentary On the Trail of UFOs: Night Visitors from the dark sky. Who killed all the cows and why?
Creation Stories is the biopic of Alan McGee & his rise and fall within the rock music indie industry with Creation Records music label.
The Acid King is a documentary version of a book by Jesse P. Pollack about the murder of Gary Lauwers by Ricky Kasso during the Satanic Panic.
Sasquatch, Yeti & Bigfoot. All terms that describe the folklore that has never been proven to exist. On the Trail of Bigfoot: The Discovery.
A retired accountant wants to sing I’m an Electric Lampshade to a crowd. A documentary by John Clayton Doyle about following your dreams.
