‘Brothers After War’: Soldiers Adapt to Civilian Life
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‘Brothers After War’: Soldiers Adapt to Civilian Life

Alternately harrowing and hopeful, this documentary about brave soldiers and their families is a tough but much necessary watch.
‘Vietnam: The War That Changed America’: Turning Darkness Into Light
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‘Vietnam: The War That Changed America’: Turning Darkness Into Light

Very impressive but not quite complete, this 6-part series still achieves near greatness.
‘Every Little Thing’: A Profile of a Woman Who Rescues Hummingbirds
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‘Every Little Thing’: A Profile of a Woman Who Rescues Hummingbirds

This movie about the saving of tiny birds is much more than the sum total of its parts.
‘Youth (Hard Times)’ and ‘Youth (Homecoming)’: Chinese Migrants Up Close
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‘Youth (Hard Times)’ and ‘Youth (Homecoming)’: Chinese Migrants Up Close

Wang Bing’s 2nd and 3rd films of his trilogy highlights the fate of young Chinese migrant workers.
‘My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock’: The Master in His Own Voice?
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‘My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock’: The Master in His Own Voice?

This thorough yet audience-friendly career retrospective proves to be indispensable.

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‘October 8’: The Disturbing Re-emergence of Anti-Semitism

‘October 8’: The Disturbing Re-emergence of Anti-Semitism

A documentary exposes the hatred of Jews on college campuses after the Hamas attack on Oct. 7, 2023.
‘Brothers After War’: Soldiers Adapt to Civilian Life

‘Brothers After War’: Soldiers Adapt to Civilian Life

Alternately harrowing and hopeful, this documentary about brave soldiers and their families is a tough but much necessary watch.
‘Celtics City’: The NBA’s Most Successful Franchise

‘Celtics City’: The NBA’s Most Successful Franchise

This nine-hour documentary series is exhaustive, thorough, and borders on overkill.
‘Vietnam: The War That Changed America’: Turning Darkness Into Light

‘Vietnam: The War That Changed America’: Turning Darkness Into Light

Very impressive but not quite complete, this 6-part series still achieves near greatness.
‘The Justice Hunter’: A Quiet Hero’s Battle for the Oppressed

‘The Justice Hunter’: A Quiet Hero’s Battle for the Oppressed

A combination of legal expertise and investigative rigor makes David Matas a force to be reckoned with as he battles human rights abuses.
‘Every Little Thing’: A Profile of a Woman Who Rescues Hummingbirds

‘Every Little Thing’: A Profile of a Woman Who Rescues Hummingbirds

This movie about the saving of tiny birds is much more than the sum total of its parts.
‘The Herricanes’: America’s First All-Female Football League

‘The Herricanes’: America’s First All-Female Football League

Women eventually find their own way to play formerly all-male sports. This very fine documentary is the story of the first American women footballers.
‘Night Is Not Eternal’ Exposes Cuba’s Communism

‘Night Is Not Eternal’ Exposes Cuba’s Communism

The documentary follows Rosa María Payá as she carries her father’s standard for freedom in Cuba.
‘Bogart: Life Comes in Flashes’: The Life of a Screen Legend

‘Bogart: Life Comes in Flashes’: The Life of a Screen Legend

A very good but not great bio-doc that covers enough ground to be recommendable.
‘Youth (Hard Times)’ and ‘Youth (Homecoming)’: Chinese Migrants Up Close

‘Youth (Hard Times)’ and ‘Youth (Homecoming)’: Chinese Migrants Up Close

Wang Bing’s 2nd and 3rd films of his trilogy highlights the fate of young Chinese migrant workers.