documentary

Spreadsheet Champions is a highly entertaining and charming film about teenagers pursuing Microsoft Excel championship glory.

The Best Documentaries came looked at resiliency, hope, our connections to the natural world and even our connection to BTS.

Night Fight is admirable in its ambition and scope but far too scattered in its execution to come together as a cohesive work.

Formula 1 Drive To Survive Season 7 has a formula that makes it instantly entertaining, but longstanding issues will never be fixed.

No Other Land is a vital documentary about the destruction of West Bank’s Masafer Yatta that understands the power of resistance through filmmaking.

Predators lacks the structure or commitment to completely confront its subject in a satisfying manner, but gets close in some key areas.

It’s Never Over Jeff Buckley (2025) lifts the curtain back on the lost voice of a generation, revealing someone who contained multitudes.

Isabel Castro’s Selena Y Los Dinos doesn’t do much to add to Selena’s legacy, just small brief moments of vulnerability.

The Remarkable Life of Ibelin is a celebration of a life well-lived, and a spotlight on the positive power gaming can have on a life.

Taku Aoyagi turned his life experience during the pandemic into relatable gold in Tokyo Uber Blues, highlighting Aoyagi’s future in film.