
Make Work, a documentary commissioned by the New York Choreographic Institute and directed by filmmakers Linda Saffire and Adam Schlesinger, has been acquired by Abramorama.

Make Work, a documentary commissioned by the New York Choreographic Institute and directed by filmmakers Linda Saffire and Adam Schlesinger, has been acquired by Abramorama.
Five Americans who have quietly abandoned the religious beliefs they grew up with come together in the Blue Ridge Mountains to confront the fear of living openly in Heathens, the documentary directed and produced by David Cowan and Shawn Hardin.

Ava DuVernay’s 14th leads the nominees for the 11th annual Critics Choice Documentary Awards with six nominations, including Best Documentary Feature and Best Director for DuVernay.
After 25 years, the avant-garde designers Gabi Asfour, Angela Donhauser, and Adi Gil of the New York fashion collective threeASFOUR tell their story of fashion, friendship, creativity, and survival in the documentary threeASFOUR: Full Circle.
An investigation into a 1985 murder in the rural bayou outside New Orleans, Louisiana, turns into a haunting exploration of a community’s dark history of violence and bloodshed in the HBO documentary series, The Pet Cemetery Murders: A Ghost Story.

When it comes to diversity in media, cultural representation has, undeniably, progressed over the past few years. There are still steps to be made, however, as Indigenous cultures are not yet at the forefront of such representation.
A24 revealed the full official trailer for You Can See Everything, an intimate documentary featuring disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes just days before reporting to prison.
In October 1985, the assassination of Palestinian American activist Alex Odeh shocked a Southern California community and began a search for answers that continues four decades later.
John Wilson’s feature directorial debut The History of Concrete opened this weekend to a record-breaking $90,000 in one theater, delivering the 2nd biggest opening weekend for any film in IFC Center’s history, behind only Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite.
HBO dropped the trailer for Miller Night Football, a documentary short about the time Monday Night Football put comedian Dennis Miller in the booth.
National Geographic revealed the official trailer for Chilean Mine Rescue: Race Against Time, a documentary series on the 2010 disaster that trapped 33 miners nearly half a mile beneath Chile’s Atacama Desert.
Academy Award-winning filmmakers Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin are back with a new daring documentary, Everest: The Other Side, that follows Hilaree Nelson and Jim Morisson as they pursue their dream to climb and ski Everest’s direct North Face, a feat no one had ever accomplished.