Playlist

MoMA Doc Fortnight 2025

MoMA in New York City features curated programs including Queer and Uncensored, A Theater Near You, and the 70th Flaherty Seminar.
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We Want the Funk!

FILM United States 2023 · 84 min
Stanley Nelson

<p>Vividly tracing the history and influence of funk music, filmmakers Stanley Nelson (2012 Full Frame Tribute honoree) and Nicole London bring to the screen the stars and stories, the themes and theory, behind the music. Featuring dazzling archival performances from James Brown, Sly &amp; the Family Stone, Parliament Funkadelic, Labelle, Fela Kuti, and more, this energetic documentary has the spirit and spectacle of a concert film. Effortlessly woven throughout the film are interviews with contemporary musicians and ambassadors of the sound, including Questlove, Prince Paul, and David Byrne, who discuss the vast constellation of funk, ranging from post-war politics, sociology, and science to the roots of the legendary rhythms. As infectious and dynamic as the grooves it chronicles, We Want the Funk! honors funk&rsquo;s fantastic voyage with a cinematic journey through the genre.</p>

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An Unfinished Film

FILM Singapore, Germany 2024 · 105 min
Lou Ye

<p>January 2020. A film crew reunites near Wuhan to resume the shooting of a film halted ten years earlier, only to share the unexpected challenges as cities are placed under lockdown.</p>

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Henry Fonda for President

FILM Austria, Germany 2024 · 184 min
Alexander Horwath

<p>&ldquo;The United States of Fonda&rdquo; is the motto of this three-hour autobiofilmographical monument, put together with cinematic passion and editing verve for a president that will only ever have existed on the big screen: Henry Fonda.</p>

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MÚSICAS

FILM Mexico 2025 · 31 min
Lila Avilés

<p>The film follows Leticia Gallardo and her all-female wind ensemble, Mujeres del Viento Florido, comprising 40 musicians from over 60 Indigenous communities in Oaxaca. Through vibrant performances set against the region&rsquo;s breathtaking landscapes, the documentary celebrates their music, traditions, and defiance in a genre traditionally dominated by men</p>

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Tramuntana (2025)

FILM Spain, USA 2025 · 18 min
Martí Madaula Esquirol

<p>In a remote area of northern Spain, the wind known as Tramuntana sweeps through landscapes and communities, uprooting trees, boats, clothes, and even lives. Told through lyrical narration and villagers&rsquo; stories, the film creates an intimate portrait of this formidable natural force and the landscapes it shapes</p>

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Isis & Osiris

FILM USA 2024 · 18 min
Ephraim Asili

<p>A short documentary tribute to Alice Coltrane&rsquo;s deep spiritual and musical journey, focusing on her use of the harp&mdash;an instrument gifted to her by John Coltrane. Through performance by harpist Brandee Younger, split-screen cinematography, and contemplative pacing, Ephraim Asili reimagines Coltrane&rsquo;s musical legacy in a meditative homage</p>

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Collective Monologue

FILM Argentina 2024 · 104 min
Jessica Sarah Rinland

<p><span style="font-size:12pt"><span style="background-color:white"><span style="font-family:&quot;Times New Roman&quot;,serif"><span style="font-size:10.0pt"><span style="font-family:&quot;OpenSans&quot;,serif"><span style="color:black">Intimate and fragmented moments unfold in a community of zoos and animal rescue centers. As histories of these institutions are uncovered, dedicated workers commit both day and night to caring for the remaining enclosed animals, fostering a mutual bond that transcends imagined boundaries between human and animal. </span></span></span></span></span></span></p>

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Sleep #2

FILM Romania 2024 · 61 min
Radu Jude

<p>This film serves as a tribute to Andy Warhol. It reflects Jude&#39;s signature style, blending contemporary social critique with historical reflections. Although specific plot details are scarce, the film&#39;s presentation and thematic focus highlight the director&#39;s continued exploration of Romanian history and society through a provocative and artistic lens.</p>

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Opt ilustrate din lumea ideală (Eight Postcards From Utopia)

FILM Romania 2024 · 71 min
Radu Jude Christian Ferencz-Flatz

<p>Eight Postcards from Utopia is a found-footage documentary assembled exclusively out of post-socialist Romanian advertisements. In bringing together these documents of Romania&#39;s long transition period, they are made to speak about life, love and death, about the body and human frailty, about nature and the supernatural, about recent history, and, of course, about socialism and capitalism. A film between found poetry and an outdated encyclopaedia, between trash art and Summa theologiae.</p>

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Algo Viejo, Algo Nuevo, Algo Prestado (Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed)

FILM Argentina 2024 · 100 min
Hernán Rosselli

<p>Set in the outskirts of Buenos Aires, the film zooms in on the Felpeto family running a clandestine gambling business for decades until police raids threaten their dynasty and a secret of their late father comes to light. Rosselli blends found footage with a mis-en-scene that oscillates between documentary and fiction to depict the heyday and downfall of a family.</p>

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历历如画 (14 Paintings)

FILM China 2023 · 24 min
Dongnan Chen

<p>The Chinese village of Dafen was once a place where thousands of professional painters made reproductions of Western masterpieces. At the government&rsquo;s instigation, these artists now paint their own original works. Their paintings hang all over China, in a wide variety of settings, from hospitals to museums, and from offices and commercial buildings to outdoor public locations.</p> <p>Fourteen &lsquo;still lives&rsquo; show the diversity of the works. In carefully composed wide shots, the paintings with their locations and the people moving through them present a cross-section of modern China and a society in motion. A written statement by the respective creator introduces each painting.</p> <p>The artists&rsquo; words sometimes convey hope and inspiration, but just as often, disappointment and fatigue. For most of them the shift to producing original work doesn&rsquo;t represent a real improvement. Questions remain about the degree of artistic freedom they have and how their work is valued. Does the buyer see their work as an investment or merely as decoration? Is the work replaceable, or does it have lasting value?</p>

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Debut, or, Objects of the Field of Debris as Currently Catalogued

FILM USA 2025 · 78 min
Julian Castronovo

<p>Written, directed and edited by Julian Castronovo, Debut, or, Objects of the Field of Debris as Currently Catalogued could easily become a cult item for those fascinated by detective stories, cinematic experimentation and research strategies. It begins when the narrator comes into possession of the belongings of a filmmaker and starts reconstructing his movements: the story of a search. Through clever work with different narrative levels, Castronovo&rsquo;s debut feature manages to be both an oblique self-portrait (with a good dose of playfulness and delicious wit), and a speculative fiction about Fawn Ma (a Chinese art forger and performance artist).</p>

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Blum: Gospodari svoje budućnosti (Blum: Masters of Their Own Destiny)

FILM Bosnia, Herzegovina 2024 · 76 min
Jasmila Žbanić

<p>The documentary profiles Emerik Blum, a Holocaust survivor who founded Energoinvest in post-war Bosnia in 1951. Under Jasmila Žbanić&rsquo;s direction, archival footage and interviews reveal Blum&rsquo;s vision of worker self-management&mdash;valuing social welfare, gender equity, and technological innovation&mdash;which propelled the company to global prominence amid Cold War politics</p>

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Contractions (2024)

FILM USA 2024 · 12 min
Lynne Sachs

<p>In 2022, the Supreme Court of the United States ended a woman&rsquo;s right to a safe and legal abortion. &#39;Contractions&#39; takes us to Memphis, Tennessee where we contemplate the discontinuation of abortion services at a women&rsquo;s health clinic. We listen to an obstetrician-gynecologist and a reproductive justice activist. We watch 14 women who witness and perform with their backs to the camera. In a place where a woman can no longer make decisions about her own body, they speak with the full force of their collective presence.</p>

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Šedá zóna (Grey Zone)

FILM Slovakia 2025 · 75 min
Daniela Meressa Rusnoková

<p>In Grey Zone, the Slovakian filmmaker and photographer Daniela Meressa Rusnokov&aacute; transmutes the unspokenly common and often traumatic reality of premature birth into a deeply poetic work of art. Interweaving her own experiences of fear, shame, despair, and hope with those of other mothers in similarly anguished circumstances, Rusnokov&aacute; offers a complex, even wrenching meditation on a woman&rsquo;s right to privacy and bodily autonomy, and on the pervasive fear and neglect in society of children born prematurely or with special needs or disabilities.</p>

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Middletown (2025)

FILM United States 2025 · 113 min
Jesse Moss Amanda McBaine

<p>Inspired by an unconventional teacher, a group of teenagers in upstate New York in the early 1990s made a student film that uncovered a vast conspiracy involving toxic waste that was poisoning their community. Thirty years later, they revisit their film and confront the legacy of this transformative experience.</p>

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HABĀ

FILM Austria, Spain 2024 · 23 min
Helin Çelik

<p>HABĀ opens in darkness, a darkness pierced by the agitated voice of a young woman, Sahar, who fears for her life. Suddenly, as the recorded phone conversation cuts off, we are led to understand that Sahar has disappeared. Searching for the traces she has left behind, Helin &Ccedil;elik, a Kurdish artist based in Austria, honors Sahar&rsquo;s memory, and that of so many other victims of femicide and honor killings, in her stirring, poetic essay.</p>

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Who loves the sun

FILM Canada 2024 · 19 min
Arshia Shakiba

<p>In war-torn northern Syria, WHO LOVES THE SUN delves into the world of makeshift oil refineries and the stark realities of life within this post-apocalyptic landscape. Mohammad is a prominent figure in these operations, navigating harsh working conditions and complex local dynamics.</p>

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The Cavalry

FILM Canada, USA, Israel  2024 · 17 min
Alina Orlov

<p>In the film, &lsquo;The Cavalry&rsquo;, the director travels to Israel, where she was raised, during September 2023 to film the public protests against the Israeli government. During that time she is given access to a secretive section of the police unit, the cavalry, where she documents the desensitization of the imported Friesian horses. The film consists of documentation contrasting horses in a rural setting, the West Bank, an Israeli police unit and manipulated archival footage, depicting a transformation from sensitive singular entities to amalgamations.</p>

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Al Basateen (The Orchards)

FILM France 2025 · 24 min
Antoine Chapon

<p>Ten years after the civil war in Syria, in the face of a new urban project built on historical erasure, two displaced Syrian residents recall the vibrant community and orchards of Basateen al-Razi, a Damascus neighborhood that was destroyed by armed forces in 2015 as punishment for the community&rsquo;s uprising against the Assad regime.</p>

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Manal Issa, 2024

FILM Lebanon, USA 2025 · 10 min
Elisabeth Subrin

<p>Reuniting Elisabeth Subrin with the Lebanese-French actress Manal Issa (a collaborator on Subrin&rsquo;s award-winning short film Maria Schneider, 1983 and gallery installation The Listening Takes), this pendant work thrums with tension and political urgency as the artists react to the devastating crisis of the Middle East and to the experience of being silenced.</p>

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Abstraction as Apprehension

FILM USA 2025 · 1 min
Amy Sillman

<p>A 1‑minute animated film created from cut‑up ink drawings by visual artist Amy Sillman, set to a foreboding score by composer Marina Rosenfeld. The work imagines summer as a time of &ldquo;apprehension,&rdquo; reflecting on the prick of rose thorns amid blooming petals&mdash;a poetic resistance to political surrender</p>

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The Volcano Manifesto

FILM USA 2025 · 50 min
Cauleen Smith

<p>Presented as a trilogy for the first time, Cauleen Smith&rsquo;s The Volcano Manifesto brings together three recent films&mdash;My Caldera (2022), Mines to Caves (2023), and The Deep West Assembly (2024)&mdash;in an astonishingly ambitious, densely woven meditation on geological and cinematic time, on the wild abyss of volcanoes and the womb of mines and caves (pregnant with meaning!), and on the prelapsarian and the postdiluvian (Deluzian?).</p>

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Give it Back: Stage Theory

FILM USA 2023 · 6 min
New Red Order

<p>This 6-minute video re-presents the 19th-century &ldquo;Panorama of the Monumental Grandeur of the Mississippi Valley&rdquo; with new narration, text overlays, and music. New Red Order transforms it into a &ldquo;Land Back&rdquo; rave&mdash;a sharp critique of settler-colonial history, mound desecration in St. Louis, and the erasure of Indigenous landscapes</p>

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Night Fishing with Ancestors

FILM Australia 2023 · 24 min
Karrabing Film Collective

<p>The artists of Karrabing, a grassroots media group operating out of Belyuen, an Indigenous community in Australia&rsquo;s Northern Territory, bring a kind of knowing and defiant irreverence to their retelling and refashioning of historical narratives. In Night Fishing with Ancestors, they relate a tale of first encounters, when in the early-mid 18th century Makassar traders set sail from Indonesia to the shores of northern Australia in search of trepang (sea cucumbers), a coveted delicacy, and there made contact with Aboriginal peoples, a momentous and relatively peaceful encounter that left both cultures forever changed. What if history ended there, the film asks, before Captain Cook&rsquo;s arrival in 1770 brought the cruelties of European colonialism in his wake?</p>

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Mondongo Report (Portrait Of Mondogo)

FILM Argentina 2024 · 120 min
Mariano Llinas

<p>A cinematic portrait. At one point in the film, the filmmaker types on his computer screen: &ldquo;Every portrait is a self-portrait.&rdquo; There is no narcissism in this statement, just a technical fact: the photographic portrait has an off-screen and, in the case of cinema, movement is added to the off-screen. The portraitist does not need to project his subjectivity onto the model, in the old pictorial way. The mere presence of the off-screen makes the positions of the portraitist and the portraited dependent, intertwined with each other. It takes at least two people to make a film. The people represented in this film, the two Argentinian artists who make up the Mondongo collective, are also professional portraitists. For the filmmaker who attempts to portray them, this means a particularly intense negotiation. A portrait can also precipitate the breakup of a friendship, and it will be further proof of the necessary bond &ndash; and this is why it can be broken &ndash; between the portraitist and the model.</p>

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Kunst Der Farbe

FILM Argentina 2024 · 90 min
Mariano Llinás

<p>Kunst der Farbe is the third part to a triptych on Mondongo, an Argentinian duo of artists, and long-time friends of the filmmaker. The initiative of making their portrait, as shown in Mondongo 2, was a painful failure. Then why make a third film? Simply because failure, the impossible, are what drive Mariano Llin&aacute;s&rsquo; work. In the present case, the project was a challenge thrown to Mondongo by Llin&aacute;s: since you have already created a baptistery based on Johannes Itten&rsquo;s The Art of Color (see Mondongo 1), let&rsquo;s make a film where you and me will make a piece of art out of this seminal theoretical work. Cinema challenges painting to a duel. But the duel never occurs and Llin&aacute;s ends up making his film alone, or with a few accomplices who are delighted to play along. For when a film project fails, then you can start having fun with the remainders. Putting on a show. And Kunst der Farbe is a comedy of color. Needless to say, the remainders are anything but garbage: there are shots gleaned by Agust&iacute;n Mendilaharzu in the countryside and on the road in Argentina, following planes, motorcycles, cars, in search of all the colors of the world ; but also fragments from Feuillade films, whose black-and-white lends itself to all types of hues ; screentests and rehearsals of hilarious skits with Llin&aacute;s as a histrionic fool wearing an eyeglass in the style of Fritz Lang; paintings that are emblematic of a history of color (Giorgione for green, Carpaccio for red, El Greco for gray, etc.); a brilliant course on color in cinema, given by the color grader on her work station, directly on Agustin&rsquo;s shots. Triumph of cinema, surrender of painting. But above all else, there is an extraordinary musical score, written for the film after Itten&rsquo;s book &ndash; one movement per color, all performed in the concert hall. Everything is being manufactured, devised in front of our captivated eyes, to the hectic, explosive rhythm of the music-driven editing. If cinema, as Godard said, is &ldquo;the fraternity of metaphors,&rdquo; then Kunst der Farbe is the very prototype of an as yet unknown means of transport. Cyril Neyrat</p>

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B. F. Skinner Plays Himself

FILM United States 2025 · 75 min
Ted Kennedy

<p>B. F. Skinner Plays Himself revisits the life and works of B. F. Skinner through never-before-seen footage recovered from a failed educational film project. Skinner&ndash;a world famous public intellectual in his lifetime who continues to be ranked among the most important psychologists of any era&ndash;is now largely forgotten outside a select academic niche. From Skinner&rsquo;s early work with rats, pigeon-guided bombs, and air-conditioned baby cribs, to Utopian communes and debating Dennis Hopper, we deconstruct the scientist and the prescience of his warnings about the power of shaping behavior. The failure of the educational film shows that changing behavior, whether for utopian or authoritarian purposes, is both more nuanced and more difficult than his proponents or critics imagined.</p>

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Europe’s New Faces

FILM France, Italy, Switzerland, USA 2025 · 159 min
Sam Abbas

<p>An observational documentary that immerses viewers in the lived experiences of African and South Asian migrants&mdash;from their perilous crossings of the Mediterranean Sea to their daily lives in a Paris squat&mdash;without narration or interviews, allowing the subjects&#39; routines and resilience to speak for themselves</p>

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Endless Cookie

FILM Canada 2024 · 97 min
Seth Scriver Peter Scriver

<p>Exploring the complex bond between two half brothers &mdash; one Indigenous, one white &mdash; traveling from the present in isolated Shamattawa to bustling 1980s Toronto.</p>

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Freak (2024)

FILM USA  2024 · 14 min
Claire Barnett

<p>A couple is confronted with a question that tests the boundaries of their relationship: what is your deepest, darkest fantasy?</p>

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Marlow Fazon Featuring Yesterday

FILM USA 2025 · 13 min
Isaiah Davis

<p>In the paintings, sculptures, and video projections of his first solo exhibition, I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream, at Participant Inc. in 2021, Isaiah Davis used leather, metal, and reclaimed wood, as well as tropes from horrorcore and post punk, to explore themes of machismo, violence, and fetishism. A study on Black masculinity in the Bronx, Marlow Fazon Featuring Yesterday is his new theatrical reworking of two installations from that show, White American Flag and Yesterday by Boyz II Men, Performed by C.L.I.T.</p>

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Bleu (Blue)

FILM Romania, Belgium, Portugal, Hungary 2024 · 20 min
Ana Vijdea

<p>A handwritten contract on a fridge sets the scene; payment for living in this house is obedience and both of Rodica&rsquo;s two teenage children must choose whether to sign. Rodica is a Romanian expat living in Belgium who works hard to support her family. Her love for her children is at once powerful and suffocating. Shot in stark black and white, and with the camera staying within close proximity to its protagonists, the film&rsquo;s minimalist approach offers a glimpse into the complex intimacies of this family. This is a film about love, fear, anxiety and the complicated emotions that emerge at their intersection.</p>

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Prelude

FILM USA 2025 · 6 min
Jen DeNike

<p>An elegy told in the written letters of three women, family photographs, and images of the lush Scottish landscape, Prelude fixes in celluloid what is lost in memory. Facing her mother&rsquo;s worsening dementia, the artist Jen DeNike performs a tender mercy by reuniting her, in spirit, with the queer lover with whom she spent an erotic afternoon so long ago.</p>

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La Quinta del Sordo

FILM Spain, Switzerland 2022 · 39 min
Philippe Parreno

<p>Philippe Parreno&rsquo;s La Quinta del Sordo imagines an &ldquo;invisible space&rdquo;: the house outside Madrid, now destroyed, where Francisco Goya created his &ldquo;Black Paintings&rdquo; between 1819 and 1824. Using cutting-edge technologies in collaboration with the cinematographer Darius Khondji, editor Ael Dallier Vega, sound designer Nicolas Becker, and pioneering DJ and music producer Lexx, Parreno observes the Black Paintings (now at the Prado museum) in hypnotic, luminous detail, and evokes the aural and spatial environment in which Goya created them as a man in his seventies, when he was ill, deaf, and living in seclusion from the royal court. It was, as Parreno conveys in this work of uncanny science fiction, an &ldquo;apocalyptic time,&rdquo; one that had recently witnessed the publication of Mary Shelley&rsquo;s Frankenstein and the massive eruption of an Indonesian volcano that triggered a change in the global climate.</p>

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John Lilly and the Earth Coincidence Control Office

FILM USA 2025 · 89 min
Courtney Stephens Michael Almereyda

<p>With a stunning array of archival images and sounds, renowned filmmakers Courtney Stephens and Michael Almereyda explore the life and ideas of intrepid mid-century utopian neuroscientist, John C. Lilly, whose unorthodox experimentations into human and animal consciousness were controversial in methodology but far-reaching in intent.</p>

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So Close, So Far

FILM China 2025 · 98 min
Zhu Yudi

<p>The film follows Zhu Yudi as he documents his father, Zhu Zhilang, a small-time construction contractor and compulsive gambler caught in China&rsquo;s real estate meltdown. As his father accumulates crushing debt with each ill‑fated &ldquo;can&rsquo;t-fail&rdquo; investment, the documentary probes the emotional unraveling of a family and explores themes of forgiveness, estrangement, and the very real consequences of financial crisis</p>

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Bestiari, erbari, lapidari

FILM Italy, Switzerland 2024 · 205 min
Massimo d’Anolfi Martina Parenti

<p>The film is divided into three volumes of about 40 minutes, each dealing with a single subject: animals, plants, stones. In this tripartite vision, each of its segment is a tribute to a specific genre of documentary filmmaking.<br /> <br /> Through the three volumes, a single dramaturgical body emerges, that stages a process of admission of responsibility, a process of maintenance and protection, and finally a process of rediscovery of a common and fundamental value: care.</p>

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Who Cares (2024)

FILM France, Belgium, Switzerland 2024 · 99 min
Alexe Poukine

<p>Can &ldquo;bedside manner&rdquo; be taught? Certainly it&rsquo;s in increasingly short supply these days, as overworked and underpaid doctors, nurses, and hospital staff are pressured to prioritize profits and efficiency over compassionate care. But while the quaint image of the country doctor may be a thing of the past, an innovative public hospital in Lausanne, Switzerland, has embarked on an ambitious training program involving the kinds of role-playing scenarios one usually finds in acting rehearsals on stage. Simply by observing these encounters, in the best tradition of documentarians like Frederick Wiseman, Allan King, and Nicolas Phillibert, Alexis Poukine has created drama of the highest order, finding the whole of human emotion in this refreshingly new kind of talking cure.</p>

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Jericho Walk.

FILM USA 2025 · 47 min
Jim McKay Jeff Reichert Farihah Zaman

<p>Following a tradition of protest and silent prayer that goes back some 3,000 years, the religious and secular volunteers of the New Sanctuary Coalition make seven revolutions around the New York Immigration Court at 26 Federal Plaza, expressing their solidarity with migrants whose fates hang in the balance. Subjected to myriad indignities and the trauma of knowing they can be separated from their families or deported at any time, these are the victims of an increasingly cruel and unjust immigration system in the United States. Award-winning filmmakers Jim McKay, Jeff Reichert, and Farihah Zaman, working with the brilliant sound designer Ernst Karel, document a political action that took place in December 2019.</p>

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Seen Unseen: An Anthology of (Auto)Censorship (2024)

FILM Netherlands, Turkey 2024 · 66 min
Fırat Yücel Erhan Örs Hakan Bozyurt Can Memiş Sibil Çekmen Serra Akcan Nadir Sönmez belit sağ

<p>Desktop images, letters, text messages, interviews and CCTV footage, this aesthetically eclectic, politically daring collection of films by Altyazı Fasik&uuml;l: Free Cinema stresses the need for criticality in times of censorship and repression.</p>

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Bogancloch

FILM United Kingdom, Germany, Iceland 2024 · 87 min
Ben Rivers

<p>Bogancloch is Jake Williams&rsquo; home, nestled in a vast highland forest of Scotland. The film portrays his life throughout the seasons, with other people occasionally crossing into his otherwise solitary life. A sequel to Two Years at Sea (2011), charting a subtly changing life in a radically changing world.</p>

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GEN_ (2025)

FILM France, Italy, Switzerland 2025 · 104 min
Gianluca Matarrese

<p>At Milan&rsquo;s Niguarda public hospital, the unconventional Dr. Bini leads a bold mission overseeing aspiring parents undergoing in vitro fertilization and the journeys of individuals reconciling their bodies with their gender identities. He navigates the constraints set by a conservative government and an aggressive market eager to commodify bodies.</p>

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Dad’s Lullaby

FILM Ukraine, Romania, Croatia 2024 · 78 min
Lesia Diak

<p>A Ukrainian war veteran, Serhiy, returns home after three grueling years on the Eastern front, struggling to reconnect with his wife and young sons. The narrative deepens when Serhiy turns the camera on director Lesia Diak, who candidly shares her own experiences with a veteran, creating a raw and intimate exploration of trauma, love, and the fragile pursuit of normal life</p>

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CHAOS: The Manson Murders

FILM USA 2025 · 96 min
Errol Morris

<p>Errol Morris&rsquo;s CHAOS: The Manson Murders, which posits new theories, and discredits old ones, about the notoriously savage slayings. Helter Skelter, Once upon a Time in Hollywood, Charlie Says, The Girls&mdash;countless attempts have been made to fictionalize, romanticize, and capitalize on the 1969 killing spree, so much so that from the very start it became almost impossible to separate fact from fantasy about what really happened. Enter Errol Morris, cinema&rsquo;s greatest epistemologist, a detective manqu&eacute; who reopened cold cases and speculated on coverups in films like The Thin Blue Line and Wormwood. Here Morris casts doubt on the official story of the Tate-LaBianca murders, spinning a web of conspiracy involving the CIA, LSD, Jack Ruby, the Manson Family, and Vincent Bugliosi.</p>

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E-Four Specialist

FILM USA 2025 · 3 min
Kevin Jerome Everson

<p>Pleas Everson, Jr., a cousin of filmmaker Kevin Jerome Everson, recounts his experiences as an armored tank operator during Operation Desert Storm, offering a brief but powerful glimpse into the personal legacy of military service</p>

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Vino La Noche (Night Has Come)

FILM Peru, Spain, Mexico 2024 · 96 min
Paolo Tizón

<p>A group of young adventurers sign up for one of the most challenging military training courses in Latin America, which will turn them into fearsome warriors operating in the dangerous VRAEM region, an area with a military presence identified for its heterogeneous armed groups, coca plants and narcotics trafficking.​ In his absorbing look at the hermetically sealed world of the army, debut director Paolo Tiz&oacute;n paints a portrait of one institution while depicting individual human stories and reflecting on male identity, the potential for self-determination, and a fragile masculinity that stands in striking contrast to the brutal training. Sensitivity alongside violence, beauty alongside vulnerability.</p>