#documentary

#documentary

Police work often involves mundane tasks like paperwork, but Operation Dark Phone showcases how policing intersected with organized crime in a dramatic technological breakthrough.

"We cannot be a typical German game company, because German game companies, usually used to, back then, make strategy games, RPG games very complicated to play..."

Survivors, loved ones, witnesses, and first responders all suffer profound effects from the fatalities on Irish roads. This impact is often unnoticed yet undeniably significant, with the emotional and psychological toll extending far beyond the immediate tragedies.

In his amateur documentary, Vince Fusca reflects on the implications of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, elaborating on the narrow escape that spared his life.

Fine Point Films is creating a documentary on DJ Carey, a prominent hurler, focusing on his rise and fall in the sport.

The Women's Building faces a $200,000 deficit due to federal and local budget cuts, resulting in layoffs for nine employees and limited service capacity.

"Sundays were always my favorite day because I knew that we'd all be together," says Matlin, who became the first deaf actor to win an Oscar in 1987 at the tender age of 21.

The documentary titled Trump: Moscow's Man in the White House? undermines its thesis with a question mark, suggesting uncertainty rather than authority on the topic.

On July 17, 1996, TWA Flight 800 exploded just minutes after takeoff from Kennedy Airport, resulting in the loss of 230 lives over the Atlantic Ocean.

For those who have followed this case, I promise there is a lot of new information in here that has not been out there.

As a frustrated storyteller whose scripts kept getting second-round with Sundance Labs, I realized I was a bit like an architect walking around with blueprints, and decided to metaphorically build a treehouse in my backyard.

The documentary portrays the impacts of Boko Haram on children in Cameroon's Kolofata village, emphasizing displacement and violence woven into their daily lives.

Castaing-Taylor and Paravel's work challenges the conventions of documentary filmmaking, immersing audiences in raw, sensory experiences that resist coherence and embrace ambiguity.

EARTH SEED invites us to envision and enact our collective future from a world awakening to its unraveling. The documentary follows a pilgrimage through California led by People's Kitchen Collective.

Clovis Salmon was regarded as the UK's first Black documentary filmmaker, chronicling life in Brixton over decades and capturing the community's cultural history through his unique lens.

A painstaking account of a journalist's investigation into the deaths of users of a suicide forum, and the identity of the person selling them lethal poison.

Vianet Djenguet discusses the evolution of wildlife filmmaking practices and shares insights on collaborating with conservation researchers to protect endangered species through documentary work.

The first four episodes of the spinoff will premiere on Peacock on September 4th, followed by two new episodes every Thursday through September 25th.

Surviving Ohio State's popularity feels bittersweet, as it brings attention to long-neglected stories of abuse while also evoking sorrow for the survivors.

"I really wanted to tell a human story, the human perspective of what it took to create a masterpiece."

The dichotomy of Tony Hawk's life illustrates a juxtaposition between the youthful icon of skating history and the reality of aging, particularly after serious injuries.

Sifa Suljic confronts her past in Bosnia, seeking to uncover the fate of her brother who went missing during the Srebrenica genocide, amidst a personal family tragedy.

The panel debates whether Sorry, Baby, a Sundance hit for A24, is a tart, surprising traumedy or a frustratingly evasive experiment, highlighting insights into trauma narratives.

Two days after the murders, dozens of national reporters descended on Moscow - but it wasn't long after that amateur blogger and TikTok "detectives" began to post thousands of their own "theories" online.

Mathias Wasik’s photographs encapsulate the essence of city life, showcasing vivid contrasts and deep emotions that reflect his human rights activism and storytelling passion.

"When I was working on the sound for the film I brought recording equipment [to Iceland] knowing that Icelandic people would be watching Hrafnamynd."

Burt Simmons stated, 'I turned down the wrong road,' acknowledging his life choices as a reflection of his environment and highlighting the trend of drug money shaping Miami's culture.

Keanu Reeves will lead a documentary series focusing on the new U.S.-based Cadillac Formula 1 Team joining the grid in 2026, delving into the racing sport's dynamics.

Collective Soul's journey from obscurity to stardom reveals the band's struggles with contracts and the pressures of fame, all while maintaining a sense of camaraderie among members.

The rollicking BP Fallon: Rock'n'Roll Wizard premieres at the Galway Film Fleadh on July 12 and the cast of contributors is, frankly, ridiculous.

The series showcases both British and American crime scene cleaning teams addressing the aftermath of death, highlighting the gruesome realities and challenges they face.

In 1992, a group of entrepreneurs and semi-professional gamblers attempted to outsmart the Irish national lottery, revealing the limits of their strategy and regulations.

The documentary offers a comprehensive overview of Medina, focusing on its significance for Islamic faith and its historical landmarks, appealing to both pilgrims and tourists.

It's really tiring to have the news media only care about your community in a state of high alert and conflict.

"I'm sort of half proud, half mortified to say I really don't know about college life or college sports," Orner said, conveying her initial unfamiliarity with Ohio State's significance.

"Cooper’s success is the result not just of personal charisma, but a shrewd sense of what her audience wants, and the drive to make it happen."