documentaries

The 19th-century artist William-Adolphe Bouguereau saw art, just like his predecessors Michelangelo, Da Vinci, and Rafael, as a divine calling.

It was a case of one legendary director replacing another.

To mark the UK release of the first ever feature-length film about China’s most famous artist, we are giving you the chance to win a copy of Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry on DVD.

The film “Follow the Leader,” tells the poignant, funny, respectful story of three conservative teens with presidential ambitions and their coming of age.

The movie “Death by China: One lost job at a time” is an eye-opening exposé of China’s economic devastation of American manufacturing.

“Free China: The Courage to Believe” profiles the lives of two Falun Gong practitioners and the danger and pain they encountered in China in their quest for spiritual freedom. The documentary will be shown at the Ottawa International Film Festival

Ai Weiwei, a controversial, complex Chinese artist is probably China’s most famous artist at the moment... His blogging and twittering has stirred the ire of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

A documentary festival in Sheffield has refused to remove a film about Ai Weiwei from its schedule, despite coming under pressure from the Chinese Embassy.

The floor scattered with jigsaw puzzles, a house consumed by heaps of diaper boxes, an amalgam of Elmo books, cribs, and clothes fill the cluttered playroom.

In this “greatest movie ever sold,” Director Morgan Spurlock explores the integrity of the world of marketing and what effect it might have on our attention spans.

Samuel L. Jackson narrates Disney nature documentary with real life adventures.

Wearing his snazzy product placement logo suit, Morgan Spurlock greeted me warmly in early April in the mezzanine of of the Andaz Hotel with a firm handshake, direct gaze, and endearing smile.