DOC NYC 2022 Review: “Love in the Time of Fentanyl” Offers A Refreshing Look at a Judgment Free Zone
An empathetic snapshot of a Vancouver clinic grappling with the overwhelming toll of opioid addiction in their community.
The "Wrecking Crew" director talks about shining a spotlight on the session musicians that helped shaped the sound of the '70s and '80s.
Karen Cho's prescient snapshot of Chinatowns across North America shows communities pushed to the brink by changes wrought by COVID-19.
The fascinating tale of an unassuming Greek grandmother who built an empire of XXX theaters in NY during the '60s is brought vividly to life.
Ricki Stern & Annie Sundberg hit unexpected high notes in tracking a musical about the stresses facing high school seniors as they look to life after.
The producer behind this history of this influential Athens, GA-based musical collective discusses piecing together as vibrant a portrait as their sound.
The director talks about initiating a conversation between siblings that they could never have in life with this moving documentary.
An all-female skiing expedition to the North Pole reveals the differences and commonalities between women from across the world.
On how a shrewd educator in Belfast is using philosophy lessons to stem the tide of conflict in the long-contentious region.
This doc about football team made up of two high schools in Milwaukee from different racial backgrounds covers a lot of ground.
A great-granddaughter of Ethiopia's last monarch grapples with the complicated legacy that was left behind in Constance Marks' enlightening doc.
A righteous protest tactic takes on sinister purposes in this expose on clauses prohibiting free speech inserted into government contracts.
