Review: ‘Seaspiracy’ aims a jarring spotlight onto the commercial fishing industry
A tale as old as the industrial age: overconsumption.
Review: ‘The World’s A Little Blurry’ is an intimate look at Billie Eilish and her career
It’s necessary viewing for any pop fan.
Monique Morris discusses her documentary on criminalization of Black girls at UMD webinar
Showing up is critical, but you can start by watching this documentary.
Review: ‘OnlyFans: Selling Sexy’ is an informative glimpse into a booming industry
The documentary follows five creators and the buzz around the subscription service.
Review: ‘Strip Down, Rise Up’ shows pole-dancing can be therapeutic and empowering
The documentary gives a fresh perspective on how pole-dancing can help people heal.
Interview: Director Daniel Roher is trying to keep perspective
Roher discusses how his rigor paid off in unprecedented success.
Review: ‘What She Said’ doesn’t do film critic Pauline Kael justice
It was disorganized and disappointing.
Review: Taylor Swift’s new documentary shows the pop star like you’ve never seen her
"Miss Americana" is an intimate look into the psyche of one of pop's most successful artists.
Review: ‘Shooting the Mafia’ is worth watching, but not for the crime
The documentary follows photojournalist Letizia Battaglia’s story.
UMD students are using virtual reality to share the migrant experience
HUMANO is a multimedia project that aims to help people better understand the immigration process.