Documentaries

Val Kilmer Says He ‘Didn’t Really Have A Choice’ About Starring In ‘Top Gun,’ The ‘Silly’ Movie That Made Him A Superstar
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The Best Documentaries On Netflix Right Now
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Wolfgang Puck On Spago, California Cuisine, And How Backward American Food Was In The ’70s
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Why Hulu’s ‘Sasquatch’ Is Not What You’d Expect — It’s Better
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‘Kid Candidate’ Is An Offbeat, Heartwarming Documentary About Our Inexorably Broken Political System
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Director Josh Rofe On ‘Sasquatch,’ His New Hulu Murder Mystery Doc Set In California’s Eerie Emerald Triangle
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HBO’s ‘The Last Cruise’ Director On The ‘Horror’ Of Creating A COVID Time Capsule On Screen
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Sean Astin And Jeremy Snead On Trying To Tell The Story Of Nintendo’s Resilience
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Soleil Moon Frye On Turning Pain Into Art With Her New Documentary, ‘Kid 90’
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Nanfu Wang’s New COVID Documentary ‘In The Same Breath’ Pokes Some Holes In The Dr. Fauci Mystique
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‘Some Kind Of Heaven’ Is A Perfect Documentary
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HBO’s Tiger Woods Documentary, ‘Tiger,’ Is An Irresistible Watch — That Leaves Some Open Questions
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Filmmaker Bryan Fogel On His New Documentary On The Murder Of Jamal Khashoggi, And How The Streaming Monopolies Restrict Free Speech
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The Best TV Docuseries Of 2020
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Filmmaker Julien Temple On Shooting Legendary Pogues Frontman (And Drunkard) Shane MacGowan For ‘Crock Of Gold’
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Was Ted Bundy Born To Be A Killer Or Made Into One? Alex Gibney’s New Doc Sheds New Light On The Subject
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Kyle Thrash Documents Philadelphia, America’s Most Lovably Scruffy Sports Town, In ‘Maybe Next Year’
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Documentarian John Wilson On Capturing The Intimacy And Absurdity Of New York Life In His New HBO Series
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