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14:51 Raphael’s School of Athens review – rewarding study of Renaissance fresco

During the latest in Howard Burton’s Masterpiece series, the art historian turns his low-tech but scholarly attention to Raphael’s interior decoration in the Vatican palace

13:25 Montana Tucker documentary 'Children of October 7' released in the US

Tucker, who has more than 14 million followers on social media, has been speaking out about the October 7 massacre since it happened.

12:26 Wind, Tide & Oar review – a love letter to the good old fashioned art of sailing

This contemplative documentary is a feast for the ears and the eyes, its gorgeous imagery giving Turner a run for his money

08:11 An Army of Women review – shocking story of sex-assault survivors’ fight for justice

Julie Lunde Lillesæter’s timely documentary tells the story of the courageous women whose cases of sexual assault and rape have gone unheard by the US judicial system

02:53 'Among Neighbors': A filmmaker’s journey to uncover a forgotten Holocaust legacy

Filmmaker Yoav Potash arrived in Poland to document a modest ceremony in a forgotten town, but left with a profound mystery that would take a decade to unravel.

22/04 Huge update after woman’s brutal murder

Warning: Distressing

22/04 New and old movies marking Shoah to be screened across Israel in week of Holocaust Remembrance Day

These films are told from different points of view and in all different styles, with some relying on archival footage and others using different elements to tell stories from the Holocaust.

21/04 999: The Critical List review – it’s rare to see doctors crack like this

This shocking glimpse into the sinking NHS shows staff crying, cursing and losing control as they are forced to choose which patients to prioritise for treatment. These are decisions no human should have to make

21/04 Escape from Extinction: Rewilding review – the case for eco-tourism and trophy hunting

Meryl Streep narrates an upbeat but naive documentary about the need for investment in national parks and managed conservation areas

21/04 The Accidental Spy review – remarkable story of CIA operative abandoned by his handlers

Anthony Wonke’s energetic documentary tells how Blerim Skoro was recruited in post-9/11 New York to become an inside man in the ‘war on terror’

21/04 Neirud review – a mysterious family relationship that unravels Brazil’s complex social fabric

Film-maker Fernanda Faya weaves together a loving homage to her circus performer grandmother and her elusive companion

20/04 Blue Road: The Edna O’Brien Story review – richly bittersweet portrait of an Irish literary great

The dizzy highs and bitter lows of the late writer’s life are laid bare in Sinéad O’Shea’s moving documentary

19/04 Prince Harry shares Archie's favourite song - and it's a classic

This popular tune is one that many know and love.

17/04 Andrew Flintoff to share ‘vivid’ memories of Top Gear crash

Former cricketer to appear in Disney+ documentary discussing incident that left him with severe facial injuries

17/04 Photographer Fatima Hassona killed ahead of Cannes documentary debut

The Palestinian photojournalist Fatima Hassona, killed along with ten family members in an Israeli air strike on her home in northern Gaza, is the star of a documentary due to be screened at the Cannes film festival next month.

17/04 Attempted Fitzo: Finnish TV has released new shots

The Yle Finnish media made a documentary about Slovakia, where there are staff, where they shoot at the country's premiere and further events.

17/04 I did not make a documentary against the Kippap; 6 months of trying to interview Makan Band

Ali Nasseri, the director of the Kippap documentary, pointed out that there should be a proper understanding of the phenomenon of the Kippap in society that we do not see adolescents in our cultural and artistic production in Iran.

16/04 ‘Apparently, he had a fist fight with King Charles’: the jawdropping life of Luca Prodan, Argentina’s punk god

He was a gin-swilling Scottish-Italian heroin addict who set Argentina’s music scene ablaze – baffling the junta, who would arrest his audiences. As a biopic looms, we look at the fast life and early death of the frontman still worshipped today

16/04 One to One: John & Yoko – documentary shows how Lennon and Ono shaped protest music, pop culture and each other

Rather than perpetuate the simplified myth of Lennon as a lone revolutionary figure, the film spotlights Ono’s equally influential role.

16/04 The Diamond Heist review – Guy Ritchie’s thrilling tale of the failed Millennium Dome jewel robbery

This three-part documentary about the attempt to steal hundreds of millions of pounds’ worth of diamonds is pacey and stylish – but it definitely didn’t need to glamorise the real-life violence

16/04 Neil Young: Coastal review – music legend on the road, filmed by his wife Daryl Hannah

Hannah’s second feature about her husband follows him on tour, but the offstage footage is rather less compelling than the music

16/04 Netflix documentary revives domestic violence conversation in France

The three-part Netflix documentary looks back on the murder of actress Marie Trintignant by rockstar Bertrand Cantat. The series also sheds a new light on the death of Cantat’s wife Krisztina Rády.

15/04 Pauline Black: A 2-Tone Story review – original rude girl is still impossibly cool

The Selecter frontwoman recounts her own astonishing personal journey interwoven with her pioneering presence in 70s musical history

15/04 Removing strange stigma from revolutionary artists; Who is the audience of the "fist in the big view"?

Mohammad Saleh Hojjat al -Islami, pointing out that documentaries such as "fist in the big view" are effective in removing the strange stigma of the educated generation of the revolution, considered it to be helpful in understanding and understanding the concept of revolution and revolutionary art.

14/04 Abortion Dream Team review – dynamic study of activists resisting Poland’s near-total ban

Karolina Domagalska’s film follows the tireless work of an activist group founded to battle the country’s legislation against reproductive rights

14/04 The Balcony Movie review – funny/sad film that offers a view into strangers’ lives

Pawel Lozinski’s documentary collects conversations with passers-by he talks to from the window of his Warsaw flat

14/04 After watching this show, I want to stay in the mountains for a few days

After watching this show, I want to stay in the mountains for a few days

13/04 Sunny Flowers: Bloom in the mud

Sunny Flowers: Bloom in the mud

13/04 The week in TV: Black Mirror; Doctor Who; What They Found; Simon Schama: The Road to Auschwitz; Reunion – review

Can the new Black Mirror compete with reality? Plus, Holocaust documentaries from Sam Mendes and Simon Schama, a pioneering British Sign Language thriller – and a nice bit of tension on Doctor Who

13/04 One to One: John & Yoko review – Lennon and Ono storm Manhattan in intimate post-Beatles doc

Kevin Macdonald and Sam Rice-Edwards’s spry study of the couple in early 70s New York is as much as jittery collage of the era’s culture as it is a revealing portrait

13/04 Greenland documentary forces Danes to confront their colonial heritage

As Donald Trump threatens to take over the territory, film claims its cryolite mine was plundered by Denmark

13/04 Avini permitted the use of cinema from Bob "Akle Mate"

"Avini says they have not made this cinema for you and you have to use it for" Akle Mate ", return to your own nature, and believes: The idea of ​​art is for the art of" evil pedigree ".

11/04 ‘You must read my diaries’: unlocking the private life of Edna O’Brien

Towards the end of her life, the groundbreaking Irish novelist granted film-maker Sinéad O’Shea access to her most personal writing. What she revealed was shocking and inspiring

10/04 One to One: John and Yoko review – Kevin Macdonald’s immersive collage is a pop culture fever dream

A collection of staggering TV clips and amazing audio of Lennon and Ono’s life in 1970s NYC, this film is a mosaic of countercultural moments

09/04 Love, Charlie: The Rise and Fall of Chef Charlie Trotter review – kitchen tyrant’s story

Celebrity chef who took Chicago by storm in the 90s and noughties, but at a price, in solid if slightly unsatisfying documentary

09/04 Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Kidfluencing review – nothing about this shocking tale feels OK

This grim documentary shines a light on child social media star Piper Rockelle, the hugely murky ethics surrounding this kind of content – and the high-profile lawsuit that engulfed their career

08/04 'Devastating' letter turned King Charles' life 'upside down' as key date looms

The King was once left "devastated" and "heartbroken" after receiving a letter about Queen Camilla, claims new doc.

08/04 Sun Li's "detail control" controls the role of female policewoman in "Above the Clouds"

Sun Li's "detail control" controls the role of female policewoman in "Above the Clouds"

07/04 All the Mountains Give review – gripping portrait of smugglers on the Iran-Iraq border

Arash Rakhsha’s documentary follows two Kurdish friends just about getting by smuggling goods across the mountains

06/04 Sophie's telling remark lifts lid on what late Queen and Philip were really like

Duchess Sophie had a very telling thing to say about her late in-laws that revealed what they were really like behind closed doors.

05/04 From ‘October 8’ to ‘Encampments,’ these new documentaries illuminate the post-Oct. 7 US experience

Three of the movies — including one in wide release — interview Jewish Americans about their experience with antisemitism on campus and beyond.

04/04 Above the dark clouds is the warm sun

Above the dark clouds is the warm sun

04/04 'Letter to David' documentary takes a look at Gaza hostage behind the headlines

Letter to David comes at the story of David and his family from a different and highly cinematic angle, compared to a traditional documentary.

04/04 Did John and Yoko split because of Richard Nixon? The making of revelatory music film One to One

The director of One to One: John & Yoko reveals how he was given access to a trove of intimate and family archive material that changes how we see the star couple

04/04 Super Netball: Recruit makes Swifts ‘automatic’ favourites, MVP return creates dilemma

One player has shifted the Super Netball landscape so much Australian legend Cath Cox has declared if her team doesn’t win this year’s premiership, “something’s gone horribly wrong”.

04/04 911 call exposed Long Island serial killings

The desperate act of a sex worker’s mother who forced police to investigate her daughter’s disappearance back in 2010 ultimately exposed an alleged serial killer on Long Island, New York.

03/04 3 -episode miniseries based on real facts is already on the top of the most views of Netflix

There is one more miniseries that are winning the Netflix subscribers. "Missing Young people: The Long Island series killer."

02/04 Boban Markovic's biographical film is supported by the Film Institute with 259 million

The Rév Marcellék company and the documentary about Mohács will receive money.

02/04 Balomania review – those magnificent Brazilians and their flying balloons

Documentary follows the baloeiros, who illegally build and release huge decorated balloons in cities, from where they can travel hundreds of miles

01/04 Michael Sheen and Channel 4 questioned over ‘originality’ of debt documentary

Independent TV producers say they discussed 2021’s Bank Job with the Welsh actor’s team and he later presented a similar programme

31/03 Major European leader sentenced to jail

The leader of one of France’s largest political parties, who was touted as being the next French president, has been sentenced to jail and barred from standing for office for five years after a conviction on fraud charges.

31/03 From Hamdan Ballal to La La Land: A short history of Oscars apologies

The Academy has apologised to 'No Other Land' co-director Hamdan Ballal after criticism for failing to address his violent attack, adding to a list of public apologies by the institution.

31/03 At 78, Elton John moves by revealing what he wants to say his tombstone

The British singer surprised to share his greatest desire for the final memory, leaving aside his musical achievements to focus on what he values ​​most

31/03 Living Together review – how Austrians teach immigrants to find their place in society

New arrivals sit in drab spaces and are learn how to fit in, in a film that quietly addresses the costs of integration to minority groups

30/03 ‘Gruesome’: BBC host Bruce Parry suffocated goat to death on TV

BBC presenter Bruce Parry was forced to suffocate a live goat with his bare hands in shocking scenes for his new documentary series.

30/03 BBC under fire as bosses 'reject' antisemitism training after Gaza documentary

Lord Mann said "heads should roll" in the wake of revelations about the controversial Gaza: How To Survive A Warzone documentary.

30/03 Visions of America: 25 films to help understand the US today

From The Apprentice to 13th, our critic selects titles that shed light on the US under Trump

30/03 ‘Their voices had been overlooked for so long’: the shocking hunt for the Gilgo Beach killer

The long and often shocking journey to finding the alleged killer of young women in Long Island is brought to a wider audience in a damning new Netflix series

29/03 Academy apologises for failure to back Palestinian Oscar winner over attack

Letter signed by almost 700 members offers support to Hamdan Ballal after initial statement had failed to name director

28/03 Academy board to meet as response to No Other Land director’s arrest decried

Meeting follows letter signed by prominent members urging more forceful response on Hamdan Ballal’s arrest

28/03 ‘This is no isolated event’: attack on Palestinian director brings rising settler violence into focus

Activists fear unprecedented levels of violence, with the apparent backing of Israeli authorities, part of drive to force Palestinians out of the West Bank

28/03 Prince Harry 'risking conflict' with William over potential next Netflix project

Prince Harry could be in 'massive conflict' with his brother Prince William if he decides to press ahead with a Netflix show about his mother, an expert claimed

28/03 From the Oscars to Israeli detention: the attack on No Other Land director Hamdan Ballal – podcast

What does the attack on an Oscar-winning Palestinian director say about the situation in the West Bank today? Adrian Horton and Lorenzo Tondo report

28/03 No Other Land co-director condemns Academy’s letter to members after Hamdan Ballal attack

Yuval Abraham criticised the Academy’s statement defending its silence after Israeli settlers attacked his co-director Hamdan Ballal

27/03 Brianna: A Mother’s Story review – surely this exploitative documentary should not have been made

Esther Ghey’s grief for her murdered daughter is so raw that her participation here is agony to watch. Sadly, the important thing in TV is to be first

27/03 The journalist announced the "sad state" of Schumacher

Journalist Felix Gorner said that Schumacher can no longer express his thoughts verbally

27/03 A look at the life of comic genius Andy Kaufman

TV TIME: ‘Thank You Very Much’ delves into the originality of the late Andy Kaufman.

27/03 Soon ... a documentary film reveals exciting details about the life and march of Fadel Shaker (photo)

Soon ... a documentary film reveals exciting details about the life and march of Fadel Shaker (photo)

26/03 ‘Don’t be afraid of what you don’t know’: the inimitable genius of Andy Kaufman

New documentary looks back on the career and personal life of the unusual comedian whose brand of performance art made him a true original

26/03 ‘It was revenge for our movie’: Oscar winner says soldiers helped settlers attack him in West Bank

Hamdan Ballal says Israeli soldiers beat him with their rifle butts and threatened to kill him

25/03 Oscar winning director beaten by Israeli settlers and detained by army

Oscar-winning filmmaker Hamdan Ballal, one of the co-directors of 'No Other Land', was beaten by Israeli settlers in the West Bank before being detained by the Israeli military, witnesses have said.

25/03 Rabbitohs mascot learns fate after investigation into incident

Reggie the Rabbit has escaped the axe after issuing a public apology to the young boy he pushed in an incident that has gone viral since the club’s loss to Cronulla on Saturday.

24/03 Oscar-winning Palestinian director attacked by Israeli settlers and arrested

No Other Land director Hamdan Ballal attacked by armed settlers in West Bank before being handed to Israeli military, witnesses say

24/03 'No Other Land' co-director Hamdan Ballal beaten by settlers, taken by soldiers - report

Abraham also added that Ballal had since disappeared and that it's "unclear whether he is receiving medical treatment or what is happening to him."

23/03 Clemency Burton-Hill: ‘I can say now, after my brain injury, that music can save a life’

The broadcaster on a new documentary about how music helped her recover from catastrophic brain injury, having a tricky name, and why Arsenal’s Mikel Arteta and Declan Rice are her ‘angels’

22/03 Netflix to offer Prince Harry and Meghan Markle new contract when £77m one ends

The streaming giant could renew the couple's contract and there's one documentary idea already being proposed.

22/03 Indian Railways gives these 5 facilities to senior citizens, will the train start getting from 2025 in the fare?

Indian Railway: Indian Railways runs several schemes for the convenience of passengers. Especially some special facilities are provided for the elderly i.e. senior citizens. So, their journey is comfortable and easy. However, some time ago the Railways had closed the fare convention, but the remaining facilities are still going on. Indian Railways has provided many facilities like lower births, wh

20/03 How many people died in the 2011 Joplin, Missouri tornado? Looking back at historic devastation

Featured in a new Netflix documentary, the Joplin tornado that struck on May 22, 2011 was one of the deadliest tornadoes in U.S. history.

19/03 Miami Beach mayor drops threat of eviction, funding cuts to cinema showing 'No Other Land'

Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner withdrew a decision to terminate O Cinema's lease and revoke funding at a commission meeting Wednesday.

19/03 ‘He threw body piercing parties and lay on a bed of nails’: the wild life of body modification guru Fakir Musafar

A new documentary explores how the pioneer of the ‘modern primitive’ subculture used painful BDSM practices to access new spiritual planes – outraging conventional society

19/03 The Thinking Game review – DeepMind study offers wide-lens view of our tech lords and AGI

Director Greg Kohs uses every tool in the editing palette to explain how Artificial General Intelligence (as differentiated from Artificial Intelligence) works

18/03 Milton Nascimento laughs loudly, eats popcorn and extols the value of friends in a documentary premiere

Milton Bituca Nascimento session in Rio was attended by Fernanda Montenegro, who went to give a hug to the singer, Gloria Pires, Enzo Celulari and other famous; movie opens this Thursday, 20

18/03 Thames Water: Inside the Crisis review – the public needs to see this foul mess

Why on earth were cameras invited inside this huge, hated company known for pumping sewage into our waterways? Customers can see the horrors of a dreadful situation they’re paying the price for

17/03 Defending tradition and language at Geneva'sHuman Rights Film Festival

'Children of Honey' highlights the struggle of the Hadzabe community to preserve its traditions and language. It was one a dozen documentary films shortlisted as part of the 'Impact Days' programme organised by the International Film Festival and Forum for Human Rights in Geneva.

17/03 ‘We had even more fights than they show in the film’: how we made Dig! with the Brian Jonestown Massacre and the Dandy Warhols

‘The gig ended with onstage brawls. It was the most incredible thing I’d ever filmed but the bouncer took the tapes. It took me years to get them back’

16/03 25 years of sailboat family: Environmental project becomes movie

The Swiss family Schwörer has been living on a sailboat for 25 years and now inspires a movie with their environmental project: "Home is the Ocean".

16/03 This research is much talked about! You will not believe the impact of nature documentaries

According to a new study, watching nature documentaries has a mitigating effect on pain.

16/03 Antidote review – real-time film about those standing up to Putin is essential viewing

James Jones’s gripping documentary following three people as they risk their lives by speaking out plays like a thriller

15/03 Fan of Italian cuisine? You will really have to (te) see the series "Italy Flavors" with chef Tanka Sapkota!

"Italy flavors", a series presented by chef Tanka Sapkota, takes us on a trip through the richness of Italian cuisine, exploring traditions, ingredients and unique stories that keep the essence of Italian cuisine alive.

14/03 ‘I’ve had murderers try to find me. I’ve had armed people say they’ll shoot’ – Dan Reed on the fallout from his Michael Jackson films

The documentary maker has received constant death threats from Jackson fans ever since his devastating Leaving Neverland aired. He reveals why he had to make a follow-up

13/03 Stacey Dooley: Rape on Trial review – it’s impossible not to feel profound admiration for these brave women

Three courageous survivors waive their anonymity to let the TV presenter showcase their cases to the nation – in the hope they can highlight the deep flaws in the legal system

13/03 Florida mayor seeks to evict cinema for showing Oscar-winning No Other Land

Miami Beach mayor also proposes withdrawing grant after O Cinema screened Palestinian-focused documentary

13/03 'Can You Hear Me?' Brings Life of War Medics to Audiences Around the World - The Moscow Times

The camera hovers over a wounded man, his face hidden by a ventilator.

13/03 Official ratings for Meghan’s show revealed

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13/03 "Me and my grandfather Charlie Chaplin"

Carmen Chaplin talks to K about his gypsy roots, the legendary character of Charles, but also about the man behind him. The documentary of "Charlie Chaplin: The Spirit of the Charlie" premieres at the 27th Documentary Festival.

13/03 Antidote review – gripping study of dissidents and whistleblowers in Putin’s crosshairs

Christo Grozev, forced to flee Austria for his journalistic investigation of secret Russian operations, is the central focus of a dynamic and powerful story

13/03 Why have the roads of Iran become drivers slaughter?

Farshad Masabi, director of the Documentary Documentary, pointed to the scientific process of the documentary, saying that no one would think of a solution to the problem of Iranian roads.

12/03 ‘80 years of lies and deception’: is this film proof of alien life on Earth?

A provocative new documentary that argues for the existence of extraterrestrials has drawn gasps and criticism at the SXSW film festival

12/03 President Abbas responds to Olmert's statements about "Peace Map"

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said that what was stated by the former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, in the documentary broadcast by the British BBC channel, "We put the opportunity to sign a peace map that he put forward to us, is not true, as we did not receive any peace map from him during our talks that lasted until the last day of his survival as prime minister."

12/03 ‘You get hooked so quickly!’ How Formula 1: Drive to Survive became the apex of TV documentaries

Netflix’s motor-racing extravaganza is one of the most influential shows of the decade. How did it turn such a tedious sport into such gripping television?

12/03 Mike Sheen pays millions of debts for the poor, accusing British social injustice

Mike Sheen pays millions of debts for the poor, accusing British social injustice

11/03 Queen Camilla is a 'fiercely modern feminist' as she hosts Women of the World...

Queen Camilla has built up a reputation as someone who fights for women's rights and gender equality - and her passion was clear as she hosted her latest engagement.

11/03 ‘A cascade of terrible things’: documentary pieces together Rust shooting tragedy

Last Take: Rust and the Story of Halyna pays tribute to the cinematographer killed in a freak on-set accident

10/03 The Wonder Way review – artists grapple with the outdoors in study of beautiful chaos

Emmanuelle Antille’s diffuse film begins with her grandmother’s passion for her garden before exploring a range of artists reimagining landscape

10/03 'BBC Gaza film debacle shows how badly TV licence payer is let down'

The documentary making it onto the airways wasn't just a blow to Israel.

10/03 TV tonight: how Michael Sheen’s mega ‘debt heist’ helped hundreds of people

The Welsh actor buys £1m worth of debt in this powerful documentary. Plus: chess is officially the most exciting game! Here’s what to watch this evening

10/03 Can't make a fascinating philosophical film; A subject that did not allow him to come close to

Massoud Taheri, director of the "Professional" documentary, explained the challenges of making philosophical documentaries about collaborating with Mohammad Ali Amir Maazi in this documentary.

10/03 Star has last laugh after Meghan spat

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09/03 Charles gave brutal two-word response as he refused to answer question

King Charles was once asked a 'personal' question and gave a brutally honest two-word response

09/03 Ignore the row: this Oscar-winning film offers a vision of a shared Palestine forged in solidarity | Kenan Malik

The documentary is both antisemitic and Israeli propaganda, according to critics. The truth is, it provides a rare glimpse of hope

09/03 ‘It’s been really profound’: artists Joel Meyerowitz and Maggie Barrett on laying bare their marriage on film

Photographer Meyerowitz, 87, and artist and writer Barrett, 78, invited two documentary-makers into their lives for a year. The result, Two Strangers Trying Not to Kill Each Other, is an intimate portrait that all couples should see

09/03 "Little Shadow 1948": Diary, Silence and Chattering Father

"Little Shadow 1948": Diary, Silence and Chattering Father

08/03 Disturbing documentary exposes physical abuse in ultra-Orthodox schools

Director Meni Philip's powerful film gives voice to survivors of corporal punishment in haredi educational institutions, revealing how widespread abuse shapes an entire community.

08/03 Melbourne Storm players recount door knock from hell

The Melbourne Storm have given a rare insight into their wildly successful methods, including a gruelling training camp devised by their “crazy lunatic” coach, Craig Bellamy.

07/03 Meghan Markle would have 'smashed' Netflix show if she hadn't made one mistake

A royal commentator has claimed that Meghan Markle's Netflix show, 'With Love, Meghan' would have 'worked' if the Duchess of Sussex had revealed more of her personality

07/03 ‘One agency called me Thunder Thighs’: Twiggy and Sadie Frost on sexism, self-esteem and the swinging 60s

The actor-models have made a documentary about Twiggy’s life that is as lively and sunny as her personality – but it doesn’t shy away from exploring the misogyny they both endured

07/03 The Undercover Police Scandal: Love and Lies Exposed review – what sort of country would let the police do this?

This powerful telling of the shocking ‘spy cops’ story does what only TV can: shows you the astonishing women at its heart. You’ll be engrossed for three hours

06/03 Missing boy on Netflix doc found after 7 years as kidnapper makes huge mistake

Abdul Aziz Khan vanished from his home in Atlanta, Georgia, on November 27, 2017.

06/03 Twiggy review – Sadie Frost’s breezy telling of sunny fashion star’s landmark career

Frost’s documentary follows the working-class Londoner taking bad luck in her stride as she progresses from fashion to film stardom and back again

06/03 ‘A certain kind of chaos’: Errol Morris unpacks Charles Manson theories

The esteemed documentarian looks back at the shocking murders with a new lens, questioning how much anyone really knows about why it happened

06/03 The strange behaviors of a "lover of love" were documented; Living nature in the heart of cinema

The director of "Kashim Load", referring to the awards of this documentary at the 13th Independent Celebration of Documentary Cinema, said that the work is a reminder of wetlands, birds and the environment.

06/03 Remote controls, tumble dryers, documentaries … do we have to make everything so complicated? | Adrian Chiles

I’m not saying everything was better in the good old days – but a lot of things really don’t need the latest bells and whistles, writes Adrian Chiles

05/03 Explore AI in film at Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival

The 27th Thessaloniki International Documentary Film Festival is set to bring over 260 documentaries to the big screen, with dozens of world premieres and an AI-themed tribute.

05/03 Like Tears in Rain review – Rutger Hauer portrait takes deep dive into the archive

Likable enough documentary by the actor’s goddaughter recalls an actor who never quite fitted in Hollywood, without adding much to what we already knew

05/03 TV tonight: Tamara Lawrance is an ace detective in a Jamaica-set thriller

Get Millie Black is an action-packed story by Booker prize-winner Marlon James. Plus, Lucy Boynton stars in a dark true crime drama. Here’s what to watch this evening

05/03 Hakeem review – musician’s journey from prison to Glastonbury exudes warmth and sincerity

What you see is what you get with intimate and honest documentary about east London singer-songwriter Hak Baker

04/03 'When will the BBC wake up to its institutional bias against Israel?'

As the Director General admits he has 'lost trust' in a Gaza documentary, JAMES WHALE wonders when the BBC will finally acknowledge its lost impartiality.

04/03 BBC investigates whether licence fee money went to Hamas after Gaza documentary

‘Forensic analysis' to take place to find out what happened to funds as director-general Tim Davie admits show could return to iPlayer Controversial show could return to BBC's iPlayer service, says BBC boss

04/03 Meghan Markle sparks furious backlash over Netflix documentary royal title

Meghan Markle is already facing backlash as her new highly-anticipated Netflix series drops today.

04/03 BBC's Gaza film has issues, but we should be allowed to see it | Letters

Letters: Peter Grimsdale says the documentary must be put back on iPlayer so we can judge it for ourselves, while David Skinner says the controversy distracts from children’s plight in Gaza

04/03 A documentary film on "The Champions of the Kerdasa Department" .. soon on "Documentary" - the seventh day

The documentary channel shows a documentary film on "The Champions of the Kerdasa Department" ... soon on "Documentary", on the occasion of the approaching of the twelfth anniversary of the Egyptian revolution on June 30, 2013, and so that the scourge of our neighborhood is not obligatory.

03/03 No other land .. Details of a Palestinian Oscar movie winning

Alsumaria News - Art The Palestinian Film, no other Oscar, won this year in the category of the best documentary film.

03/03 The 97th Oscar Awards .. "Anura", the biggest winner and Palestinian documentary in the forefront

The race towards the Oscars this year was not merely a lightning outfit towards glory, but rather a long marathon full of surprises and fluctuations, as expectations varied and analyzes increased until the last moments

03/03 ‘No Other Land’: The Israeli-Palestinian documentary at the Oscars

The film has already won numerous awards worldwide, and it was nominated for Best Documentary Feature Film at this year’s Oscars, which took place on Sunday night.

03/03 Anora received Oscar as the best film

“Anora” won almost all categories where she was nominated: “Best Film”, “Best Original Script” and “Best Installation”, Baker received the award as the best director, Madison for the best female role. Without award - Borisov

03/03 ‘US foreign policy is helping block the path’ to peace: No Other Land directors criticise US as they accept documentary Oscar

Self-distributed film about Israeli displacement of a Palestinian community beat out Porcelain War and Sugarcane

02/03 Stacey Dooley: ‘I’ve spent my life assuring everyone I’m a strong woman’

In more than 70 documentaries, Stacey Dooley’s disarmingly light touch has taken her to the heart of many of society’s darkest issues. After 20 years of filming she thought she’d seen it all… Until she became a mother.

01/03 Documentary is more than just "real" good

Documentary is more than just "real" good

01/03 Iran's most different documentary was ready to be displayed

TEHRAN- IRNA- The film documentary "Sixties", written and directed by Ibrahim Shafi'i and produced by Mahan Shojaee, has been shown as a work that depicts the history and achievements of the country's first petrochemical industry. This documentary, produced by Shiraz Petrochemical Company, is the first Shafi'i documentary experience.

01/03 The cinema was placed on the documentary circuit; From the screening of the creator of the owl to the expensive ticket

Last week, members of the 13th Independent Documentary Cinema Celebration were finalizing the films, and the cinema tickets became expensive at the beginning of the Nowruz screening.

28/02 BBC could face counter-terrorism probe over Gaza documentary

Scotland Yard says counter terror police are assessing whether action is required over the BBC's documentary, Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone.

28/02 BBC made ‘rookie errors’ over Gaza film, says former news chief

Roger Mosey says mistakes were ‘not an unfortunate accident’ as shadow minister calls for independent inquiry

28/02 Wes Streeting blasts BBC’s ‘terrible mess’ over ‘unacceptable’ Gaza documentary

The Health Secretary waded into the latest BBC bias row after the broadcaster apologised for the quality of the documentary.

28/02 Orban about Direkt36's documentary: "The truth is what I say"

Even at a family lunch, the prime minister does not talk about economic issues, and then Orbán said in a statement that he was on his own foot.

27/02 BBC apologises for Gaza documentary and admits paying Hamas official's family

The documentary was removed from iPlayer while the BBC investigated.

27/02 Celebrities criticise BBC for pulling Gaza documentary

The film about the lives of children in Gaza was removed after the BBC said it discovered the film’s 14-year-old narrator was the son of an official for Palestinian organisation Hamas. However, it may not be as simple as that...

27/02 Blur: to the end. At the cinema the musical documentary of the most iconic English band of the Brit-Pop 90s

For those who lived the 90s, the Blur represented an epochal turning point, both from a sound and costume point of view. A revolution that ...

27/02 BBC Hamas-linked documentary repeatedly mistranslated or removed term 'Jews'

In multiple instances, the Arabic words for “Jews" were translated as “Israel” or “Israeli forces," or they were completely removed from the subtitles.

26/02 Reform MP savages Gary Lineker in row over BBC Gaza film

Reform politician hits out at football pundit after he signed letter criticising removal of Gaza film from BBC iPlayer

26/02 Gary Lineker accuses BBC of 'bowing to censorship' after Gaza film pulled

Gary Lineker has weighed in on an explosive row over a BBC documentary about Gaza.

25/02 BBC swarmed by furious protesters after spending '£400k on Gaza documentary'

Anti-Hamas activists have gathered outside the BBC's headquarters in London to protest against its Gaza: How To Survive A Warzone documentary.

25/02 UK Conservatives demand BBC inquiry over alleged Hamas ties in Gaza film

BBC faces scrutiny over claims it paid Hamas-linked figures for Gaza film as Conservatives demand answers on taxpayer funding going towards Hamas.

25/02 Nandy voices 'deep concern' over controversial BBC Gaza film as probe launched

An investigation has been launched into how the BBC came to prominently feature the son of a Hamas official in its documentary on Gaza.

25/02 BBC spent £400k of taxpayers' money on Hamas 'propaganda documentary'

The controversial film's narrator, Abdulla Eliyazour, is in fact the son of senior Hamas official Dr Ayman Al-Yazouri.

25/02 Israel and the Palestinians: The Road to 7th October review – deserves nothing but praise

Sobering but compelling, the latest powerhouse documentary from Norma Percy spans decades, speaks to everyone that matters – and proves to be vital viewing

24/02 Thousands of children in England falsely accused of witchcraft in past decade

Kindoki Witch Boy film tells true story of Mardoche Yembi who underwent an exorcism as a child

24/02 Six bombshells from new Prince William documentary including his ‘lowest moment’

A new documentary aired on Sunday with Prince William and his life as the key focus.

24/02 "Sly Lives!": The Blues of (Psychedelic) Prince

An excellent DiSney+ music documentary on space rise and slow fall of genius Sly Stone, leader of the most impressive polymorphic band of all time, both sound and appearance.

24/02 Johatsu review – poignant account of Japan’s ‘voluntarily disappeared’

Melancholy documentary follows the owner of a ‘night moving’ business in Japan, helping people abandon their own lives

24/02 I Am Martin Parr review – affectionate portrait of the British photographer

Director Lee Shulman follows Parr around some of his favourite haunts in a documentary that’s kinder than its subject sometimes is

23/02 New documentary commemorates 'Shoah' for 40th anniversary

“I do not hesitate to say that Shoah was the greatest event in the history of our festival, the Forum of the Berlinale, maybe also the greatest event of the Berlinale itself.”

22/02 Berlinale prices: The Norwegian film "Drømmer" wins the Golden Bear

The Norwegian generational comedy "Dreams" gains the golden bear, and a contribution about a victim of the Hamas terrorist attack is recognized as the best documentary: these are the prices of the Berlinale 2025.

22/02 Hostage documentary, Holding Liat, wins major award at the Berlinale

The film details the struggle of the Beinin-Atzili family after Liat was kidnapped by Hamas from Kibbutz Nir Oz on October 7

21/02 3 -episode miniseries based on real facts is the most viewed of Netflix worldwide

“Homicide in the US: Gabby Petito” has just reached the first place in Netflix's most viewed series worldwide.

20/02 BBC under fire as Labour minister rages over Hamas documentary blunder

The broadcaster was forced to apologise after a documentary about Palestinian children living in Gaza featured the son of a Hamas government minister.

20/02 Documentary on Matthew Perry's death investigation gains trailer; Check

Matthew Perry's sad death was extremely shocking to the public. Investigations of the cause took the internet for weeks and instigated everyone to know why. So the streaming platform, Peacock, decided to make a documentary about the entire search for the response of the artist's death. Matthew Perry: Hollywood Tragedy won the first trailer last Tuesday, the 18th. In the scenes released, the actres

20/02 BBC slammed for featuring Gazan child with alleged Hamas connections in documentary

The documentary, titled Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone, tells the story of four Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip during the Israel-Hamas war.

19/02 BBC accused of spreading Hamas 'propaganda' in furious row over Gaza documentary

The film was narrated by a 14-year-old boy who is allegedly the son of a senior Hamas figure.

19/02 Fury as BBC accused of using Hamas officials' son in Palestine documentary

The corporation has been accused of broadcasting ‘Hamas propaganda promoted as reliable fact'.

19/02 I Am Martin Parr review – brief study of tragicomic Britain’s inspired photographer

Valuable documentary on the vigilant genius whose highly coloured 70s and 80s images revealed the white working class as never before

18/02 'They always said 'No': Why Led Zeppelin's surviving members agreed to a documentary

Despite having shut down legions of authors and filmmakers interested in their story, the members of Led Zeppelin said yes to Bernard MacMahon. Why?

18/02 ‘The most important thing was getting to the truth’: how Claude Lanzmann broke all the rules to create Shoah

French director Guillaume Ribot’s new film shines a light on the making of Lanzmann’s nine-hour Holocaust opus – a tale of obsession, deception and danger

17/02 Intercepted review – phone taps are a chilling glimpse into Russian soldiers’ minds in Ukraine

Recordings of fighters’ wiretapped phone calls are juxtaposed with images of wartime destruction in Oksana Karpovych’s compelling war documentary

17/02 A Picture to Remember review – memories of a Donetsk happy childhood before the war

Olga Chernykh’s portrait of life in war-torn Ukraine, based on home videos, examines how bonds and memories persist through trauma, loss and distance

17/02 ‘It was like she was possessed’: how Q Lazzarus made Silence of the Lambs’ most bewitching song – and then vanished

Her track Goodbye Horses soundtracked one of the 90s thriller’s most memorable scenes, but the singer ended up driving cabs and dying in obscurity. Now a new documentary lets her tell her story

17/02 Hostage film, ‘Letter to David,’ premieres in Berlin

“There’s a great nobility of spirit and strength about the whole Cunio family. They gave me their trust and cooperation to tell their story," said Shoval.

16/02 The week in TV: Unforgotten; Virdee; Live Super Bowl LIX; Surviving Black Hawk Down – review

Sanjeev Bhaskar’s DI Khan remains stoical in the face of perfunctory dialogue; existential struggles hold up a new BBC crime drama; and occasional sporting action accompanies Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl victory

15/02 Tom Shoval’s hostage documentary, Letter to David, premieres in Berlin

The documentary tells the story of David Cunio, a hostage abducted from Kibbutz Nir Oz on October 7.

14/02 No Other Land film-makers denounce Trump’s Gaza plan: ‘A crazy thing’

Yuval Abraham and Basel Adra, whose documentary is up for an Oscar, have called out the US president’s plan of ethnically cleansing the region

13/02 ‘The camera is more impactful than a rifle’: the married Ukrainian artists who filmed the war – and are now up for an Oscar

Anya Stasenko and Slava Leontyev felt the responsibility of history upon them when they chose to film the everyday people defending their homeland from the Russian onslaught

13/02 The Burden of Black Genius: documentary examines career of Sly Stone

Questlove’s probing new film looks at the incredible life and works of the one-of-a-kind talent while also taking a broader look at the specific difficulties faced by Black artists

13/02 He wanted his father’s killer to be executed. Until his wish was granted

Does the death penalty – ‘a life for a life’ – really help victims’ families achieve closure? A new documentary finds out

13/02 Oscars short films 2025 review – from immigration hell to kiss-averse kids and inspirational octogenarians

Fifteen films have been nominated in the categories of live action, animation and documentary – some cliched, some excellent and others truly powerful

12/02 'The Gaza Syndrome' series looks at past failures, 80 for Brady is a fun light-hearted watch

Check out the series, movies and shows hitting Israel's screens this week.

12/02 My Husband, the Cyborg review – the raging narcissism behind rich-man body modification

Susanna Cappellaro’s intimate documentary follows her spouse as he gets a body implant, the process serving to demonstrate the self absorption behind it

10/02 MAFS bride goes rogue in Insta rant

Married At First Sight bride Jacqui has gone rogue on Instagram, addressing her “edit” on the show while also revealing the outcome of her TV relationship.

10/02 Louis Theroux to record new BBC documentary on ‘extreme’ West Bank settlers

The documentary will look at the "fundamentalists" fueling "settler expansionism up close, and the human cost it entails."

10/02 "Arvand knows you"; A narrative of Faw's genius on the documentary network

TEHRAN- IRNA- The documentary "Arvand Know You" directed by Mohammada Amiri and produced by Mojtaba Minavand, a narrative of "Faw Genius" tomorrow (Tuesday) at 9pm on Sima Documentary Network.

10/02 Rosinha and Other Wild Animals review – repudiation of Portugal’s ‘gentle’ colonialism

Documentary about the Portuguese colonial exhibition of 1934 aims to expose historical prejudice but inadvertently reinforces its racist gaze

09/02 Met Police officer was nicknamed 'the rapist' by colleagues

The force said although rooting out corruption will "take time" they are "determined and relentless" to do so.

09/02 ‘Many teachers don’t want to do this, but they’re trapped’: film shows extent of Putin indoctrination in Russian schools

Two years after he started documenting the effect of the Ukraine war on his pupils, Pavel Talankin reveals how it led to accolade – and exile from home

08/02 Kubota Saki, the former hit with "The Gentiles," retired after getting married and worked as a music missionary.

"Theme of the Silk Road" was released in 1979, and sales gradually increased and became an explosive hit. It is still being sung by a new generation. Kubota Saki retired from the entertainment industry with a legendary song left behind. He was baptized in 1981 and retired after getting married. After that, he worked as a music missionary, using music to convey Christian teachings. He was working o

08/02 Different "Brick Time" narrative of working children+ teaser

TEHRAN- IRNA- The director of the "Brick Time" documentary announced the end of the filming and the presence of this documentary in domestic and foreign festivals and said: "The subject of this work is working children."

07/02 Netflix has trapped a documentary about Oscar-winning director Prince

The streaming giant has reached a specific deal with Prince's heritage managers.

06/02 Documentary about Curtis's life Jimy J. Hollywood

They promise to break up with the Majka "exclusive and honest moments."

06/02 Becoming Led Zeppelin review – enjoyable retrospective will be met with a Whole Lotta Love

It’s hard not to head-bang along to the first authorised documentary about the heavy rock legends, but stopping the story in 1969 ignores the band’s more colourful years

04/02 Has the Sundance film festival lost its mojo?

Underwhelming films and some disinterested buyers left many wondering what’s next for the Utah-based festival

04/02 ‘Into the heart of the whirlwind’: how Led Zeppelin were sweet-talked into their first film

They were quizzed endlessly and one wrong answer could have blown the lot. The makers of Becoming Led Zeppelin relive the tactics – and cups of tea – that got it green lit

04/02 Serbs unparalleled from the Iranian Film Festival

 TEHRAN - IRNA - On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the victory of the Islamic Revolution, the 21st Iranian Film Festival in Serbia began with five fiction films and one documentary and welcomed by Serbian Iranian culture enthusiasts.

03/02 Jay Slater TV detective says 'enough time has passed' in explosive update

TV detective Mark Williams-Thomas, who investigated Jay Slater's disappearance, said "enough time has passed" since the teenager was found dead in Tenerife.

03/02 Vista Mare review – fascinating look at invisible labour in Italian beach hotspot

Directing duo Julia Gutweniger and Florian Kofler subtly subvert the postcard-perfect ideals of the north Adriatic coast in this engrossingly odd documentary

02/02 Princess Anne suggests life as a royal is harder for Princess Kate

Princess Anne has opened up about the pressures facing the younger generation of the Royal Family.

02/02 ‘Heartbreaking’: Iceland’s pioneering female fishing guides fear for wild salmon

First women working as fishing guides on Laxá River, featured in new film, call for action after farmed fish escape

01/02 D Is for Distance review – tender portrait of parents battling for their son’s medication

Only medical cannabis can stop Louis’ epileptic seizures, but the NHS refuses to supply it. Chris Petit and Emma Matthews have turned their fight into a film

01/02 Hostage documentary to tell the Nir Oz story of ‘The Cunios’

The documentary tells the harrowing story of an Argentine-Israeli family taken hostage in the October 7 attack on Kibbutz Nir Oz, with ties to Pope Francis and global efforts for their release.

01/02 "Aras, River Khorashan" is a narrative of Iranian ethnicity

TEHRAN- IRNA- The documentary "Aras, Khroshan River" by Hadi Afdideh is narrated by Shabnam Moghaddam about the genealogy of relatives living in the Aras border river coast.

01/02 A leading scientists may have finally 'solved' The Bermuda Triangle conundrum

Experts claim to have finally "solved" the illusive mystery that is The Bermuda Triangle.

31/01 Channel 4 may have violated Sexual Offences Act with deepfake video of Scarlett Johansson

Legal experts say that decision to show AI-generated lingerie footage of the Black Widow actor in documentary may break law

31/01 Vietnam: The War That Changed America review – a stunningly powerful tale of regret

There are narrow parameters to this Ethan Hawke-narrated documentary – the conflict’s effects on the US. But it’s a valuable reflection packed with emotional, moving tales from penitent soldiers whose lives were torn apart

30/01 ‘He’s going home’: new film documents the fight to free Leonard Peltier

Sundance’s Free Leonard Peltier outlines the decades-long efforts to free the Indigenous activist from prison – up to the commutation of his sentence one week before the premiere

30/01 Blue Road: The Edna O’Brien Story review – engaging study of a life less ordinary

One of Ireland’s most important novelists and a woman of fierce intelligence and bravery is celebrated in Sinéad O’Shea’s thoroughly enjoyable documentary

30/01 AI Resurrection Beast "Shan Hai Jing" is burning

AI Resurrection Beast "Shan Hai Jing" is burning

29/01 ‘They don’t want you to see the slave labor’: a new film goes inside Alabama’s prisons

New documentary The Alabama Solution exposes rampant state violence and inhumane conditions inside prisons

29/01 Luther: Never Too Much review – the mystery and brilliance of ‘love doctor’ Vandross

A feature-length documentary about the multi-platinum R&B singer does justice to his talents and tactfully handles the issue of his sexuality

29/01 Simorgh Soda, Short and Documentary Fajr Documentary Program at Artists' House

The short films, documentary and Soda Simorgh Forty -third Fajr Film Festival will be broadcast at the Iranian Artists' House at the same time as the festival.

29/01 The Fuzztones vs the World review – veteran garage revivalists keep on rocking

Band biography of veteran psych rockers still committed to the road deep into middle age will delight fans and try the patience of the rest of us

29/01 Vicky Pattison: My Deepfake Sex Tape review – this look at AI pornography is the exact opposite of the truth

The reality star’s self-created AI pornography totally misses the point of what it’s like to experience this abuse. This baffling approach is not the way to make things better

29/01 ‘In a sense, he’s like a curse’: what can a new OJ Simpson docuseries teach us?

A new Netflix series focuses on the trial that gripped and changed America, a key aim being to educate those young enough not to remember the grim details

29/01 Botticelli’s Primavera review – lucid study of a Renaissance masterpiece

Howard Burton’s scholarly look at the companion painting to The Birth of Venus provides a calm and instructive commentary

28/01 ‘A reminder that we can resist’: hard-hitting documentary takes aim at anti-trans rhetoric

Heightened Scutiny is a new film premiering at Sundance looking at the troubling rise in anti-trans legislation and the mainstream media outlets who have helped stoke the fire

28/01 ‘He was unforgettable’: the mesmerising star of cult documentary Andy the Furniture Maker

He used to fish for oysters but he fled to the hedonism of London, where he was taken under the wing of Derek Jarman. But Andy Marshall was also a creator of dazzling furniture – and the star of a pioneering film about gay life

28/01 Zodiac Killer Project review – true crime critique rescues aborted documentary

Charlie Shackleton’s would-be film about the serial killer salvages success with this funny and insightful work

27/01 ‘Civil rights fight of our time’: new film explores the battle over US libraries

A Sarah Jessica Parker-produced documentary on the brave librarians fighting a wave of rightwing book bans has sparked conversation at Sundance

27/01 Anqa review – women in Jordan share harrowing testimony of their abuse

Helin Çelik’s documentary mixes impressionistic visuals with chillingly matter-of-fact accounts of abduction, incarceration and domestic violence

27/01 TV tonight: the last survivor of the Auschwitz women’s orchestra

Rare interviews and chilling footage mark 80 years since the liberation of the camp. Plus: Alan Cumming rides in for the US Traitors. Here’s what to watch this evening

27/01 Listening to October 7 survivors is a crucial part of their healing process - opinion

Holocaust survivor interviewer Dori Laub inspires October 7 survivor testimony project.

26/01 Rachel’s Farm review – an 80s star’s eco project gives us all hope of salvation

Actor Rachel Ward’s sterling efforts to farm sustainably make for an inspiring, charming documentary. It places optimism and energy front and centre

26/01 ‘Jinxed’: Legendary actor inflicts ‘kiss of death’ on Aus Open finals

There’s nothing quite like a sporting curse, and this time it seems a legendary actor might have wreaked havoc at the Australian Open.

26/01 ‘Uncomfortable truths’: controversial film challenges authorship of famous photo

The Stringer, which premiered at Sundance, alleges that an incorrect credit was given for iconic ‘Napalm Girl’ picture

26/01 Marlee Matlin’s life in her own words: A Deaf trailblazer opens up

Matlin discusses the documentary "Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore" and the path she's forged for her community

26/01 The presence of 4 animations of the Development Center at the Babylon Festival

Short animations "Paper Flowers", "Jiroft", "Melody" and "Jump Season" compete in the fifth Babylon animation festival.

26/01 The week in TV: President Trump’s Inauguration; Out There; What Happened at Auschwitz; Prime Target – review

Second time around was definitely not funny as the Trump show rolled back into DC. Plus, Martin Clunes in overalls in a dark Welsh drama; a maths thriller that doesn’t quite add up; and a Holocaust documentary with quiet power

26/01 Mr Nobody Against Putin review – a teacher fights back in a powerful documentary

A primary school teacher in Russia pushes back on cruel nationalist propaganda in a fascinating and daring look at everyday encroachment

25/01 ‘There just aren’t words to explain’: Jeff Buckley documentary brings tears to Sundance

A new film looking at the life and tragic death of the singer has premiered to an emotional response at this year’s Utah-based film festival

25/01 The beginning of the documentary production of the "Green House" competition; Families in the city and the village also become hosts 

TEHRAN- IRNA- The production of the "Green House" competition began with the focus of plant and agricultural crops by Iranian families.

25/01 Selected "Honest Cinema" in Zionist Prison

Abdullah Motan, a Palestinian documentary maker who was present at the 18th "Cinema-Ghekrit" festival with the film "Delayed Extradition", was arrested by the Zionist regime.

25/01 Aus Open’s biggest hits and misses

Record crowds roamed Melbourne Park, new stars emerged, and old ones wound back the clock. Revellers had fun at the party court, but the same conduct was not welcomed by the players as it bled into the big matches. What do we want to stay, and what do we want to go from the Australian Open?

24/01 Egyptian human rights activist Majed el-Shafie highlights Israeli struggles in new documentary

The documentary recounts the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel and calls for action against extremist ideologies.

24/01 ‘Everything is trying to kill you’: harrowing Ukraine film gets standing ovation at Sundance

Oscar-winning film-maker behind 20 Days in Mariupol returns to festival with bruising, on-the-ground look at ongoing conflict

24/01 ‘So insulting, so gross’: Channel 4 releases pornographic deepfake video – despite warnings from abuse survivors

The broadcaster’s new documentary sees presenter Vicky Pattison create an AI-generated explicit film of herself – against wishes of campaign organisations

24/01 Sundance 2025: the 10 films not to miss at this year’s festival

From a Jennifer Lopez musical to an Ayo Edebiri horror to a provocative prison documentary, this year’s Utah-based festival has plenty to be excited about

23/01 ‘I was careful not to exploit the tears or the drama’: the director of Oscar-tipped Once Upon a Time in Ukraine on her powerful documentary

As Donald Trump says he wants a speedy end to the war, Betsy West wonders what form that will take, as her film offers a platform to the children caught up in the conflict

23/01 Chris Brown is suing the studios over the movie A History of Violence

The singer is demanding $500 million in compensation from Warner Bros. and Ample for a documentary outlining him as a serial rapist.

23/01 Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs accuser tried to stab rapper after he allegedly raped her

WARNING: Graphic.

22/01 R&B star Chris Brown launches extraordinary half-billion-dollar lawsuit

Singer and rapper Chris Brown announced he is filing a $US500 million ($AU800 million) lawsuit against Warner Bros. Discovery and Ample LLC in response to the 2024 documentary Chris Brown: A History of Violence, which explores the years of allegations surrounding Brown.

22/01 "Honest Dream" examines different angles of the terrorist incident in Kerman

Mashhad - The director of the documentary Roya Sadegheh said: The documentary Roya Sadegheh, as an artistic and social work, examines various angles of the Golzar Shahada terrorist incident in Kerman.

22/01 Rave on for the Avon review – Bristol wild swimmers lead a joyful protest campaign

Lovely documentary records the battle to protect a stretch of the polluted river and the beautiful bathing site it is defending

21/01 The Ukrainian Time Tape entered the main competition of the Berlinale

Kateryna Gornostay's documentary film became the first Ukrainian film in 25 years to be selected for the main competition of the Berlin Film Festival.

21/01 Up the River With Acid review – intimate, abstract portrait of a father’s dementia

Harald Hutter sets his documentary in his parents shabby-chic home, a metaphor for his ageing academic father’s loosening threads of reality

21/01 '(Don't Fear) The Reaper' musicians reflect on 'More Cowbell,' debunk myths: 'I don't think it's a cowbell'

The members of Blue Öyster Cult and the song's producers debate the identity of the real Bruce Dickinson in the documentary "SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night."