Rolling out of last month’s Sundance Film Festival with some positive buzz is the documentary Young@Heart which looks at a New England senior citizens choir that specializes in rock and roll songs. Sure, one could [click for more]
When released in 2005, the book Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores The Hidden Side Of Everything created a stir with its application of economic theory to a variety of subjects not normally associated with economics. [click for more]
Fifeteen feature length documentaries have made it to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science’s short list for Academy Award consideration. The films are- Autism: The Musical– directed by Tricia Regan Body of War– [click for more]
Sicko, documentarian Michael Moore’s look at the failings of the United States health care system, has just past Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth in box office receipts, to become the third highest-grossing documentary of all [click for more]
I have to wonder if it’s more than just a coincidence that in the same week that the website for Martin Scorsese’s documentary/concert film on the Rolling Stones Shine A Light goes live that rumors [click for more]
If you’re a regular moviegoer like me, at this point in the summer you’re probably suffering from a bit of what I like to call ”blockbuster bloat” and are probably looking for something a little [click for more]
Since its January premier at the Slamdance Film Festival, the documentary The King Of Kong and its inside look at competitive video gaming and one man’s quest to break the world’s record for classic Donkey [click for more]
AintItCoolNews has an interesting news report/editorial on some recent changes that the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences have made to the rules regarding the eligibility of documentary films for possible Academy Award consideration. [click for more]
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