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'Much Ado About Dying,' Scott Chamber's documentary about elderly care, will release theatrically in the U.S. and Canada with First Run Features.

“Much Ado About Dying,” Scott Chamber’s documentary about elderly care that won the best directing award at IDFA in 2022, has been acquired by First Run…

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Down in Dallas Town, a documentary by Alan Govenar, shows shifts in public memory over the 60 years since JFK was assassinated here.

During the '80s if anyone mentioned visiting Holland, you always had to ask if they visited the notorious red-light district. Your parents associated the countr

This European Day of Remembrance for Victims of all Totalitarian and Authoritarian Regimes, join the House of European History and special guest, film producer, Sandra Schulberg for a commemorative event focusing on the filmmakers for the Nuremberg prosecution. The Nuremberg Trials were a ground-breaking International Military Tribunal held by the Allies against leaders and representatives of Nazi Germany from November 1945 until October 1946.

The concept of the feedback loop has no inherent ethical connotations, but the Anthology Film Archives program links documentary feedback with attempts to address some of the ethical pitfalls of filmmaking.

THR takes a look at the Sundance Film Festival's most important contributions to queer cinema.

Here's where Jeremy Strong, Kieran Culkin, Sarah Snook and their Succession costars got their start on screens before hitting it big on the HBO series, whose fourth and final season premieres on March 26, 2023

Alonso Duralde highlights the month's major physical-media releases -- because on streaming, nothing lasts forever