Sundance Review: The World According to Dick Cheney
Dick Cheney’s influence on America over the past decade is unparalleled. With each successive year of living with bossy TSA guards, unwarranted surveillance, ...
Tag: Documentary
Reviews
Sundance Review: Who is Dayani Cristal?
Black Adidas, beige khakis, and a Spanish prayer in pocket. Another immigrant lays dead in the Sonora Desert — the 20 minute drive ...
Features
Geoff’s Top Five Limited Release Films of 2012
In addition to all of the big budget, big theater releases I saw in 2012, a large portion of my time was spent ...
Reviews
Review: Delta Boys
Getting affordable oil comes at a price, especially to local populations. This was probably best explored in Joe Berlinger’s 2009 documentary Crude, which ...
Lady Gaga documentary in the works
A documentary about Lady Gaga is now in the works, which will chronicle her life as well as the creation of her forthcoming ...
Hubert’s 10 Best Documentaries of 2012
If you watch a lot of documentaries, you begin to admire the craft and diligence that goes into a great non-fiction film. There’s ...
Flix for (not so) Short: Street Fight
Yesterday, Newark Mayor Cory Booker announced that he was exploring a run for US Senate in 2014. (Many had thought he’d run for ...
Trailers
Trailer: Sound City
Sound City is an upcoming documentary headed by Dave Grohl of Nirvana and Foo Fighters fame. The documentary centers on the titular music studio ...
Reviews
Review: Beware of Mr. Baker
Beware of Mr. Baker is like the anti-Searching for Sugar Man. The latter chronicled Sixto Rodriguez, an obscure Detroit folk singer who inexplicably ...
Features
Flixclusive Interview: Jay Bulger (Beware of Mr. Baker)
Jay Bulger finagled his way into the life of legendary Cream drummer Ginger Baker. He claimed to be a Rolling Stone writer (he ...
Flix for (not so) Short: Everything or Nothing
Unfortunately it looks like the opening credits sequence to Skyfall is kaput all over the internets. We’re going to make it up to ...
One Direction to get a documentary, totes not a joke
I really wish this was a demented joke, but sadly that’s not true. Morgan Spurlock, yes the semi-respectable documentary director of Comic-Con: A ...