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Documentary All Light, Everywhere Examines the Limits of Police Body Cameras—and Our Own Perceptions Time 1 hr ago Near the beginning of Theo Anthony’s inquisitive and ambitious documentary All Light, Everywhere, an unseen narrator issues a caveat that both goes without saying and needs to be said: “Every film is in part an autobiography, because every image has a frame. And every frame excludes a world beyond its edges. And yet, when we understand something, we still say, ‘I see.’” All Light, Everywhere, asks dozens of questions but offers only one conclusion, which is really ...

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Changing The Game (Hulu 6/1), a festival-feted documentary that follows three trans teen athletes. Woman In Motion: Nichelle Nichols, Star Trek, And The Remaking Of NASA (Paramount+ 6/3) goes where no Trekkie-courting doc has gone before. Rat Film director Theo Anthony returns with All Light, Everywhere (select theaters 6/4), an essay film about the relationship between camera technology and human biases. A struggling actress flails through the aftermath of a relationship with a counterterrorism specialist in Paul Felten and Joe DeNardo’s scrappy American indie Slow Machine (virtual the...

Theo Anthony’s new documentary surveys the history and ethics of surveillance.

1. 'Undine' Writer-director Christian Petzold's romantic drama reimagines the titular water nymph mythological figure as a historian (Paula Beer) living in modern day Berlin who develops a relationship with a diver (Franz Rogowski.) Reuniting Petzold with the two leads of his previous movie "Transit," which boldly blended a World War II-era novel with the present day, "Undine" may not quite reach the level of that film or his haunting post-Holocaust noir "Phoenix." Yet it's another inspired pairing of past and contemporary elements that have made Petzold among the most exciting filmmaker...