I’m Carl Lewis! explores the career and controversies of the legendary Olympian, highlighting his triumphs and the public perception that shaped his legacy. Read our review:

Phillip Gellat’s The First Word on Horror is a gripping new documentary series profiling today’s most influential horror writers. Read our in-depth interview with Gellat as he discusses the series’ inspirations, storytelling techniques, and the future of horror literature.

Discover the magic of Sundance 2025 through the eyes of a first-time attendee. From must-see films to unforgettable moments, experience the power of storytelling in Park City.

Sundance Film Festival 2025 unveils its lineup of 87 feature films and six episodic projects. Discover bold storytelling and diverse voices in cinema. Tickets on sale January 16.

Jacqueline Baylon’s Until He’s Back is a powerful exploration of migration’s emotional toll. This award-winning documentary captures resilience, love, and loss through the poignant story of Ahmed and his family.

Discover Her Fight, His Name, an Oscar-qualified documentary short chronicling Gwen Carr’s powerful fight for justice after Eric Garner’s death. A moving story of resilience, activism, and systemic change, now For Your Consideration for the 97th Academy Awards. Voting begins December 17th.

Bess Kargman's Diane Warren: Relentless takes a heartfelt look at the prolific songwriter's journey, exploring her complex motivations, relationships, and her lifelong pursuit to make her mother proud. A must-watch for music lovers and fans of in-depth artist documentaries.

Dive into Blue Road: The Edna O'Brien Story, a moving documentary about the celebrated Irish author. Discover her complex relationship with Ireland, her literary legacy, and the struggles she faced in life and love, captured through intimate interviews and archival footage.

Explore DOC NYC 2024, the largest documentary festival in the U.S., showcasing over 110 feature-length documentaries and dozens of shorts, including world and U.S. premieres like “Blue Road – The Edna O’Brien Story” and “Drop Dead City – New York on the Brink in 1975.” From intimate character studies to socio-political exposés, join us from November 13 to 21 in Manhattan and online through December 1 for a captivating cinematic journey.