There’s already one classic behind-the-scenes documentary in the Coppola family. Hearts of Darkness remains one of the all-time greats, taking audiences into the chaos that was Francis Ford Coppola’s seminal
Ben Rosenberg shot his first film on an iPhone when he was 10 years old. He’d watched a behind-the-scenes documentary on Lord of the Rings and was amazed to discover
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Parkway Drive dares to step outside its comfort zone.
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… a decent enough film about an important topic
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...a sports documentary by way of a romantic thriller.
Made from archival footage shot by Italian cinematographers across the Soviet republics between 1970 and 1973, Sergey Loznitsa’s three-hour documentary Imperium, which just took the main prize at BFI London
In Guns We Trust has an interesting premise – as Australians (or non-Americans), the US obsession with gun ownership seems hard to relate to. This documentary from Josh Janssen and
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Here, the reality is messier, funnier and considerably more human.
FilmInk salutes the work of creatives who have never truly received the credit that they deserve. In this installment: American director and producer Kieth Merrill, who helmed The Great American
Our favourite Serbian/Australian actress makes her directorial debut with documentary The Forbidden Aunt.