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A visionary media critic and public access television host, Marion Stokes sought to create a comprehensive archive of American television that would one day...
The film, director Marilyn Ness says, addresses "the most challenging questions facing police, citizens and the leaders tasked with protecting them."
Editor Michael J. Palmer blends archival footage with newly-shot interviews for prolific filmmaker Alex Gibney’s portrait of the disgraced Russian oligarch-turned political dissident who...
Four-part PBS documentary series executive produced by Ken Burns follows prisoners through the Bard Prison Initiative, one of the most rigorous and effective prison...
Seven-part series narrated by Sir David Attenborough employs 8K cameras and boundary-defining drone techniques to capture unique perspectives and new species.
“Visual and visceral communication draws the audience closer to the protagonists, and more importantly — closer to nature.”
Shot at 96 frames-per-second at remote locations all across the globe, “Aquarela” is a monumental new documentary about the elemental power of ice and...
Five-part docuseries investigating the unsolved murders of eight women is now available to watch online.
Shot entirely on the iPhone, Hassan Fazili’s documentary feature detailing his family’s three-year journey fleeing from the Taliban in Afghanistan airs on PBS on...
Featuring stunning landscape photography, documentary feature from the multi-award-winning team of Jennifer Baichwal, Nicholas de Pencier and Edward Burtynsky surveys a new era of...
One Twenty Nine Films has signed acclaimed sports documentary filmmakers the Hennegan Brothers to its directorial roster.