Unfiction
Always for pleasure: the adventures of Bill and Turner Ross
Two prodigies of American documentary’s digital revolution beckon you aboard their wagon.
By Robert Greene
Always for pleasure: the adventures of Bill and Turner Ross
Robert Greene
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Interviews
“I’m not willing to accept that someone else gets to say who my brother was”: Yance Ford on Strong Island
By Robert Greene
Features
The shape of documentary to come
By Robert Greene
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American Movie at 20: why this portrait of a working-class Wisconsin auteur endures
By Robert Greene
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Die, Hybrid! Die!
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The Cruise at 20: looking back at the movie that broke the DV revolution
By Robert Greene
Features
Now go wash: True/False 2014 and the Unclean Cinema
By Robert Greene
Features
The best of 2013 in cinematic nonfiction
By Robert Greene
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Your world inside out: ¡Vivan las Antípodas! and Kossakovsky’s Ten Rules
By Robert Greene
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The greatest documentary performances, from Nanook to Ocasio-Cortez
By Robert Greene
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The best of 2014 in cinematic nonfiction
By Robert Greene
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Playing the mule
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Polls
The best documentaries of 2016: cinematic nonfiction in the year of nonfact
By Robert Greene
Interviews
A cinema-in-the-moment: Sam Green on A Thousand Thoughts and the ‘live documentary’
By Robert Greene
Reviews
Film of the week: The Missing Picture
By Robert Greene
Features
Alive and spinning: Only the Young
By Robert Greene
Features
The myth of authenticity and the limits of access: Under the Sun, Cameraperson and the Kiarostami-esque sublime
By Robert Greene
Videos
Video: Southern Gothic
By Robert Greene
Videos
Video: the art of nonfiction
By Robert Greene
Features
Back to school with Frederick Wiseman, Krzysztof Kieslowski et al
By Robert Greene
The Jinx: not my documentary renaissance
By Robert Greene
Features
Wrestling realities
By Robert Greene
Features
Adam Curtis versus Joshua Oppenheimer, or art times journalism
By Robert Greene
Features
Portrait(s) of the exiled artist: the how and why of Peter Watkins’ Edvard Munch
By Robert Greene
Features
Donald Trump, reality chimera
By Robert Greene
Features
The best of 2015 in cinematic nonfiction
By Robert Greene
Features
Chantal Akerman, guiding light
By Robert Greene
Features
Beyond the facts ma’am: Rachel Boynton, essential nonfiction auteur
By Robert Greene
Features
Unacknowledged scripts: Joshua Oppenheimer on The Look of Silence
By Robert Greene