Review: 12 O’Clock Boys
I’ve never felt so totally lost watching a film spoken in my own language as I was watching 12 O’Clock Boys. It’s bizarre, ...
Tag: Documentary
The Act of Killing returning to theaters in February
The Act of Killing is a stupendous documentary. It’s chilling, gripping, and even slightly humorous. I even liked it enough to put it ...
Trailers
First trailer for Justin Bieber documentary, Believe
In a spiritual sequel to Justin Bieber’s Never Say Never documentary, Believe, oh wait Justin Bieber’s Believe sorry, this documentary catalogs the sad ...
Reviews
Review: The Square
It’s easy to ignore what’s going on half a world away. By the time the Egyptian people were fighting to take down Mohammed ...
Trailers
Dear Mr. Watterson trailer explores Calvin and Hobbes
I actually know a person who doesn’t like Calvin & Hobbes. Sometimes I think he may be Satan himself. It’s possible. There’s just ...
Flix for Short: Lost & Found
This short documentary by Joey Bania profiles an eccentric New Zealand tinkerer and inventor named Blair Somerville. Somerville makes all kinds of things, ...
Features
NRH’s Weekly Analysis: Senna’s human drama
I’m not a petrolhead. My father is pretty heavy into motorsports, Formula One in particular. I’ve never been grabbed by it myself but ...
Reviews
NYFF Review: The Missing Picture
At last year’s New York Asian Film Festival I saw a documentary called Golden Slumbers, which focused on the lost cinema of Cambodia. ...
Reviews
NYFF Review: Tim’s Vermeer
Watching Tim’s Vermeer, I was sort of reminded of a pair of art documentaries that turn ideas about artists and creation on their ...
Watch a 3 hour documentary on Aliens right now
Quick! What are you doing with the next three hours? Working? Learning? Reading? Exercising? Wrong, wrong, wrong and very wrong. You’re watching this ...
NRH’s Weekly Analysis: Gasland and truth
Truth is an odd, odd beast. Supersize Me has become notorious for dodging some facts and a host of other documentaries have folded ...
Reviews
Review: Our Nixon
There have been a number of documentaries in recent years that have mostly been comprised of reassembled footage as an exploration of a ...