A Letter From Home: In Search of Family, Saving and Purpose
Spencer LeGros and Alexander Hinsch’s A Letter From Home delves into the life of trauma that war veterans return to, ...
Tag: Documentary Review
Waiting in the Wings: Post-Pandemic Resuscitation of Theatre and Life Around It
Josie Andrews’ Waiting in the Wings is a documentary celebrating theatre not only as an artform, but one that brings ...
A Wake Up Call: What Legislation Can Do For The Marginalized
Focusing on hate crimes committed against LGBTQ+ people, Jennifer Fearnley’s documentary A Wake Up Call, made for the Human Dignity ...
Say Their Names: A Turning Of Tables On The Public
Christian Heiche’s Say Their Names is a documentary, a tribute with righteous anger, to victims of systemic racism manifesting through ...
Love, Laugh, Doom, Tears: A Memoir Of Violence And Trauma
Nhung Nguyen’s 25-minute Love, Laugh, Doom, Tears is a reenacted documentary that chronicles the events leading up to and after ...
Disparity: On the True Nature of Poverty
Renu Mehta’s expansive documentary on the politics of extreme wealth inequality, Disparity serves as a comprehensive resource for a beginner. ...
Misfits: A Labyrinth of Prejudice
Varun Chopra’s 6-minute documentary Misfits buzzes with righteous anger. Yet the anger is restrained, almost choosing to laugh at the ...
My Gypsy Road: Journeys Of Historical Significance And The Joys Of Theatre
A 28-minute documentary on Nataliya Tsekova, Bulgaria’s first Roma actress, My Gypsy Road (directed by Vilma Kartalska) closely examines its ...
Country and Courage: On The Lives And Histories Of U.S. Veterans
Rodney Roldan’s 41-minute documentary, Country and Courage, is intended as a tribute to American military veterans on the occasion of ...
Échale Ganas: Documentary Of Survival, Success And Family
Like the man himself, Échale Ganas: The Villa's Taco Story is bursting with energy. The 30-minute documentary following Victor Villa ...
