‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ Wins Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film (Exclusive)
The documentary about the legacy of the Harlem Renaissance was shot in 1972 by William Greaves and finished by son David Greaves.
The documentary about the legacy of the Harlem Renaissance was shot in 1972 by William Greaves and finished by son David Greaves.
The film from ‘No Other Land’ directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, has generated backlash and acclaim since its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival.
Chad Michael Murray, Ryan Fitzpatrick and Jim Kelly are among those interviewed for the five-episode project that premieres on Tubi next month.
The 2004 reality show subjected self-proclaimed “ugly ducklings” to three months of cosmetic surgery-fueled extreme makeovers. A new Erin Lee Carr documentary revisits it 22 years later.
‘The One About Matthew Perry’ premieres in late October.
John and Molly Chester return for the 12-part docuseries that launches on YouTube.
Jehane Noujaim will receive a lifetime achievement award named for D.A. Pennebaker while Ross Mathews is set to host the Nov. 8 awards ceremony in New York.
‘NAZA: The Real Story’ by Israeli director Roi Danino is looking to pull the narrative back from fellow filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor and producer Jonathan Glazer.
‘The Contract of the Century’ is also among the 47 projects featured in the co-production and co-financing market of the Amsterdam documentary festival’s 34th edition.
The 2026 film follows the group’s rise from ‘Dream Academy’ and their debut to chart-topping success.