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Posted Tuesday 2/09/21 at 1:33PM EST
Nat Geo announces a Tulsa Massacre documentary
John Lewis: Good Trouble filmmaker Dawn Porter will direct Red Summer, which will mark the 100th anniversary of the 1921...
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Posted Tuesday 2/09/21 at 1:33PM EST
Watch the trailer for Patrice O’Neal: Killing is Easy
The Comedy Central documentary, premiering Feb.
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Framing Britney Spears is horrifyingly effective because of its bottomless well of evidence
The New York Times Presents' FX on Hulu documentary, which became a social media sensation over the weekend, features a...
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Posted Tuesday 2/09/21 at 3:04AM EST
HBO announces surfing docuseries 100 Foot Wave
The six-part docuseries focuses on famed big wave surfer Garrett McNamara, who moved to Nazaré, Portugal in 2010 in pursuit...
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Posted Monday 2/08/21 at 9:39AM EST
Diane Sawyer facing backlash after Framing Britney Spears showed her make Britney Spears cry in a 2003 interview
The New York Times Presents documentary paints the former ABC News anchor in a negative light with her grilling of...
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Posted Saturday 2/06/21 at 5:06AM EST
ESPN 30 for 30's decision to use deepfakes for Al Davis and Pete Rozelle is "completely bonkers"
The latest 30 for 30, Al Davis vs.
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Posted Saturday 2/06/21 at 5:06AM EST
Painting With John and How To with John Wilson have one thing in common: They are strangely low-key
"How to With John Wilson, like Painting With John, is a playful riff on the instructional video," says John Semley.
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Posted Saturday 2/06/21 at 5:06AM EST
Netflix's Strip Down, Rise Up uses pole dancing to empower women -- at the expense of pole dancing's sex worker past
"Sadly, the documentary spends little time discussing sex workers and the role they have played in the popularization of pole...
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Posted Saturday 2/06/21 at 5:06AM EST
Netflix's The Ripper is one of the most gripping true-crime docuseries for its emphasis on the why of the investigation, instead of the how
"That’s because the 'why' of the Yorkshire Ripper case is 'misogyny,' and directors Jesse Vile and Ellena Wood never let...
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Posted Saturday 2/06/21 at 5:06AM EST
Framing Britney Spears is a pocket portrait of a person for whom freedom has been denied
The New York Times Presents documentary looks at both sides of the pop superstar’s troubled experience of fame.
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Posted Friday 2/05/21 at 1:39PM EST
HBO announces "secret" Woody Allen-Mia Farrow docuseries Allen v. Farrow
Oscar-nominated documentarians Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering are behind the four-part explosive investigative docuseries about embattled filmmaker Woody Allen and...
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Posted Thursday 2/04/21 at 2:17PM EST
BBC and PBS team for Unsolved Histories
Historian Lucy Worsley will attempt to shed light on some of British history’s biggest unsolved mysteries in the four-part series.
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Posted Thursday 2/04/21 at 2:40AM EST
Now we know why Queen Elizabeth II banned BBC's 1969 documentary Royal Family
The behind-the-scenes documentary that was the focus of a Season 3 episode of The Crown has been banned for more...
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Posted Tuesday 2/02/21 at 7:51PM EST
PBS boss denies that the network favors Ken Burns at the expense of minority filmmakers
“We create lots of opportunities for many filmmakers,” PBS CEO and president Paula Kerger said at the TV press tour,...
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Posted Tuesday 2/02/21 at 7:51PM EST
There's a lot of disingenuousness afoot in HBO's Fake Famous
The HBO documentary from Hatching Twitter author and tech journalist Nick Bilton is "frequently fun and damningly flimsy — perhaps...