Articles for category: DOCUMENTARY
Invisible City (2007) Review: Don’t Forget To Remember
In a recent lunch conversation with a friend of mine, we chanced upon the topic ...
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Need Free Public Domain Footage? Here Are 14 Great Sources
Public domain footage refers to any video which is not subject to copyright. Anyone can ...
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11 Best Documentaries On Netflix India Worth Your Time
(Updated: February 25, 2020) Netflix houses some excellent, critically-appreciated documentaries across varied subjects — from ...
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8 Essential Films Of Werner Herzog
From Stroszek (1977) to Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1972), here are the finest Werner Herzog movies. Our ...
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Life Overtakes Me (2019): Among The Best Documentaries On Netflix
Fairy tales are often dark stories about tragic family relationships painted in the magical light ...
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Harpreet Kaur On Her Journey Into Filmmaking
Director Harpreet Kaur shares her journey into the world of filmmaking — early memories of her ...
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Take Me Home (2018): Heartbreaking, Life-Affirming Story
Take Me Home is a heartbreaking, inspiring story of an English teacher in Vietnam Kye ...
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Bunkar (2018) Review: Heartwarming Attempt To Rekindle Past Glory
Bunkar: The Last of the Varanasi Weavers (2018) aims to narrate the travails of a dying ...
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Down the Memory Lane: 5 Moving Anecdotes From Kabir Khan’s Documentary Days
Mainstream storyteller Kabir Khan had a treasure trove of small poignant human stories from his ...
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Dziga Vertov Film Was Extremely Shocking: Director Rohit Mittal Writes
When I first saw Russian filmmaker Dziga Vertov’s Man With a Movie Camera (1929), I was totally ...
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6 Indie Directors Reveal Films That Inspired Them
The Indian indie landscape has continued to evolve in the last few years, widening its ...
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Mostly Sunny (2016): Candid, Unabashed Sunny Leone
Mostly Sunny documents the life of one of the most successful adult film stars turned ...
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‘Black Is Beautiful’ Documentary: A Unique, Engaging Attempt That Deserves a Watch
Black is Beautiful takes us into the lives of visually impaired children, familiarising us with ...
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White Helmets (2016) Review: World’s Greatest Humanitarians
Academy Award-winning documentary short The White Helmets (2016), from London-based Orlando von Einsiedel does what ...
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(Updated: August 22, 2020) From politics to culture, films to social issues, here are 6 ...
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