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Tag: documentary
Poly Styrene: I Am A Cliché review – a powerful portrait of a punk icon
This new documentary is a moving, detailed and deeply personal look at the life of Poly Styrene, a Black British punk icon of the ’70s.
A Glitch in the Matrix review – a tedious account of simulation theory
It’s the documentary equivalent of a subreddit.
The Capote Tapes review – gritty portrait of the writer who redefined celebrity culture
Famed writer of In Cold Blood and Breakfast at Tiffany’s shaped public insight into high society.
Flint review – a heartbreaking look at a modern human rights disaster
Five years in the making, this documentary explores the continuing water crisis in Flint, Michigan.
African Apocalypse review – a powerful exploration of colonialism and identity
African Apocalypse is a shocking look at how colonial atrocities continue to shape Africa and its people.
The Painter and the Thief review – surprisingly delicate documentary on forgiveness
The Painter and the Thief is an intriguing insight into the human capacity for forgiveness, and a portrait of a most unlikely friendship.
Maɬni review – a reflective, personal documentary about language and mortality
Maɬni beautifully explores afterlife, identity and the sense of self in a tumultuous world.
Morgana review – intimate portrait of a housewife turned feminist porn creator
This character portrait by Josie Hess and Isabel Peppard was shown at Fantasia Fest.
In Bright Axiom review – bewildering, striking yet muddled portrait of cult fever
In Bright Axiom can be too confusing to really reel you in, but the uncertainty adds to its mystery and style.