Watch the official trailer for The Saint of Second Chances, the documentary on Mike Veeck, son of legendary Major League Baseball owner Bill Veeck.
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Watch the official trailer for The Saint of Second Chances, the documentary on Mike Veeck, son of legendary Major League Baseball owner Bill Veeck.
After 40 years, Jonathan Demme’s seminal Talking Heads concert film Stop Making Sense returns to theaters.
Maureen Gosling’s The 9 Lives of Barbara Dane, a documentary on singer, activist, Barbara Dane will world premiere at Mill Valley Film Festival.
“This film is about a failure of leadership inside the Boy Scouts of America that lasted decades and led to one of the worst child sexual abuse scandals in history,” says Brian Knappenberger, director, Scouts Honor: The Secret Files of the Boy Scouts of America
Icarus Films will release a new 2K restoration of The Battle of Chile (La batalla de Chile, 1975-1979), by master documentarian Patricio Guzmán.
Premiering days before the anniversary of Presley’s death, Reinventing Elvis: The ’68 Comeback reveals what really happened behind the scenes of this mesmerizing hour of television.
BS High, a documentary on the Bishop Sycamore high school football scandal tracks the origins of the fabricated school.
“In this series, I wanted to explore the history that led us to this moment where we have a Court issuing rulings in a manner that appears more ideological than legally sound…” Dawn Porter, director of Deadlocked: How America Shaped the Supreme Court.
Emily MacKenzie and Noah Collier make their feature directorial debuts with Carpet Cowboys, a documentary portrait of Dalton, Georgia — also known as the “Carpet Capital of the World.”
Filmmaker Elaine McMillion Sheldon takes us on a cinematic journey through the past, present, and future of her hometown Appalachia in her new documentary King Coal.
Directed by Stanley Nelson and Valerie Scoon, the Hulu documentary Sound of the Police, examines the “fraught relationship” between African Americans and the police from slavery to the present.
Joyce Carol Oates: A Body in the Service of Mind is a documentary portrait of the iconic author of more than 100 books, including Them, We Were the Mulvaneys, and Blonde.