When director Gus Van Sant’s biopic Milk was released, many people noticed that the story hit many of the same points that Rob Epstein’s Oscar-winning documentary The Times Of Harvey Milk. I see it as [click for more]
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has released its shortlist of feature-length documentaries that are eligible for nomination for an Academy Award. They are, in alphabetical order- At the Death House Door The [click for more]
Documentarian Michael Moore’s work has always depended on the prevailing political climate. It should come as no surprise that Moore’s currently in production next film is changing focus from foreign policy to the current financial [click for more]
Transitioning from the film festival circuit to a limited theatrical release is the documentary Stranded: I’ve Just Come From A Plane That Crashed In The Mountains. You may be familiar with the story of a [click for more]
Michael Moore will be making his new documentary, Slacker Uprising, which chronicles his 2004 62-city tour to promote young voter turnout for the presidential election, available in a way sure to appeal to the college-age crowd [click for more]
Classic Media, whose release of seven early Godzilla films on DVD in 2006 and 2007 rank as the best treatment the classic monster movies have ever received on home video, will be releasing a double [click for more]
Ray Manzarek, keyboardist for the seminal 60s band The Doors, has announced that a documentary about the band is currently in the works and could be released in as little as six months from now. [click for more]
Never one to shy away from stirring up people’s emotions, Michael Moore is planning a sequel to his biggest and most controversial documentary Fahrenheit 9/11. Paramount Vantage and Overture Films have announced today that they [click for more]
When Jethro Tull lead singer Ian Anderson sang “You’re never too old to rock and roll, if you’re too young to die,” he probably never envisioned the members of Northampton, Massachusetts’ Young At Heart chorus, [click for more]
Documentarian Brett Morgen’s portrait of movie mogul Robert Evans, The Kid Stays In The Picture, was one of the most visually interesting documentaries in some time, combinig photography and animation to tell its story. Now [click for more]
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