Believe me, I would never want to be a door-to-door salesman, but the Maysles' Brothers sure know how to make a delightful documentary out of this mundane subject matter. One of the earliest in the ea

A moving documentary bringing to your safe little lives the stories of the children growing up in the hopeless Calcutta Red Light Districts. But the best thing is, the movie and story are not hopeless

These Scrabble fanatics may very well be viewed as dysfunctional, but since when was dysfunctional not a great film topic? This is the documentary that takes Spellbound to the next level, and to the n

Maybe one of the more biased documentaries in the bunch, regardless this film is simply to impacting to ignore. It is important to view at a time right now when we can really see the things our govern

The History of BBoys! Another incredibly pieced together Hip Hop narrative. With the speed and force of a head spinning windmill, you can be thrown into the history of each move, and each 'bboy battle

A great Non-Fiction mystery thriller, that leaves you feeling lost and not quite sure who to believe. This pushes the boundaries of objectivity, due to the unrelenting bias, the documentary ends on a

A scrap booked document entirely pieced together from original government propaganda stock footage. You are taken on a nostalgia chronological trip through the beginnings of nuclear experimentation to

My personal favorite of Errol Morris' work. Maybe flawed at times, in comparison to In the Fog of War, but what is important is the character which is at the heart of this Biographical account of the

Al Jazerra is to Iraq what Fox news is to the USA, and that is the simple guidelines to this very sophisticated, expertly comparison of American Press and Iraqi Press. The film is moving and groundbre

A very shocking, honest documenting a blow by blow of what happened the day of 9/11. I found my expectations for this film were blown away due to the structure of the documentary, this is not an infor

A theramin is an electronic instrument that creates sounds by our body's electronic waves and the way they interact with the instrument. Most famously used in the film Ed Wood, and the Beach Boys' son

Lost in La Mancha is the requiem ode to Terry Gilliams' film making attempts at the classic story of Don Quoxite. Nearly every attempt to bring the story of Quoxite to the screen ended up in failure,

Sheer Brilliance. Pumell your senses with a Visual/Audio overload. The footage is on hyper speed, and the music is on crack! "Life Out of Balance" is the moniker here, and the film is true to it's sub