“A different type of politics is possible,” says Igualada director Juan Mejía Botero backstage after his film’s global premiere at the Sundance Film Festival. And he should know. Igualada follows…
…others at Sundance to watch the latest documentary FRIDA directed and edited by Carla Gutiérrez winner of the Sundance Jonathan Oppenheim Editing Award. Partnering subtle, innovative animation with found footage,…
…documentary. Gutiérrez emphasized the power of allowing Frida’s words and art to speak for themselves, and her documentary invites the audience to witness a more profound understanding of this iconic…
…and documentary archives, They Do Not Exist is an essential Palestinian film. The 25-minute documentary was salvaged from the ruins of Beirut after 1982. Shot in 1974, They Do Not…
…those who want to double down on Harvest of Empire and its educational information, there is also a documentary by the same name. An African-American and Latinx History of the…
…The name says it all – or at least it says enough to pique the interest of fans of the world-renowned painter. Peruvian editor-turned-director Carla Gutiérrez directed this documentary, using…
…perfect stage is Netflix’s Robbie Williams documentary, the new four-part series from Ridley Scott Associates, and director Joe Pearlman (Louis Capaldi: How I’m Feeling Now). The (highly bingeable) series is…
…tropes. Aldarondo structures the first act of her experimental documentary, premiering on HBO on November 8th, around pinning over a boy. It’s what the film title demands, echoing teen classics…
…lifetime commitment for many of the original team members. Among them is Mercedes “Mimi” Doretti who, along with her team members, the documentary follows as they work to uncover the…
“I made a documentary about the real-life Cassandro and I fell in love with Cassandro. I fell in love with the story. It’s such an inspiring and powerful story about…
