Review: Woodsrider
Woodsrider, a documentary from Uncork’d Entertainment bills itself as a “season of adventure and self-discovery.” This is true, in so far as I, ...
Tag: Documentary
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SXSW Review: I Love You, Now Die
“If I talk about it, it gets better” That’s what Conrad Roy III said about his social anxiety. Speaking to his computer in ...
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Review: Who Let the Dogs Out
Who Let the Dogs Out is an hour-long documentary, and yet it feels just as powerful as any longer counterpart. Well, powerful isn’t the ...
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SXSW Review: Salvage
Filmed over the course of nine years in Yellow Knife, Canada, Salvage is a straight forward presentation of a difficult documentary, which is something, considering ...
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SXSW Review: The Hottest August
I was in the wrong damn theater. Despite having checked with the SXSW volunteer at the door I was in the wrong theater. ...
The 2018 Golden Cages: Best Documentary
Welcome one and all to Flixist’s new end of the year awards program, the Golden Cages! With Hollywood becoming increasingly out of touch with ...
Sundance 2019 Review: The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley
The Sundance Film Festival can bring so many things. So many feelings, so many lessons, and so much knowledge. The knowledge part is ...
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The disastrous Fyre Festival has a Netflix documentary about its failure and deceptive marketing
The Fyre Festival was billed as a massive luxury music fest, sort of like Coachella for even bigger trust fund jerks. Organized by ...
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Review: Free Solo
It’s been a great year for climbing films. Where The Dawn Wall left off, with climbing megastars Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson free climbing the ...
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Bill Coors: The Will to Live hits theaters in October
Bill Coors: The Will to Live Trailer FINAL from KDC & Films on Vimeo. “One Man’s Historical, 102 Year Journey and a Legacy ...
LeBron James lands new docu-series with Showtime
LeBron James is a generational talent, one that portends heated Twitter debates revolving around The Greatest of All Time. There’s no denying his ...
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Review: Rock Rubber 45s
“Entrepreneur” only begins to describe the life and career of Robert “Bobbito” Garcia. At 50 years old, he’s experienced stints at jobs that ...