Masters

Steve Bannon sits down with filmmaker Errol Morris for an extensive interview, in a documentary that Morris has described as a “horror film.”…

This epic exploration of water in all its guises reveals the futility of humankind’s struggle against an elementary force of nature. …

A dance film set in stark, deserted offices. Some of the dancers have a disability. Exhilarating, energetic and moving.…

There’s magnificent natural beauty in this philosophical exploration of the relationship between humans and animals, and how to portray it.…

This poetic group portrait of the “Baltic New Wave” goes in search of what it means to be a documentary filmmaker.…

Tempelhof is an iconic airport in Berlin that has served as a refugee camp since 2015. In the immense hangars, life goes on in spite of it all.…

Modern China, captured in a series of almost motionless portraits. Documentary precision work from the director of award-winning feature films such as Frozen and Beijing Bicycle. …

An epic documentary about a little-known chapter of Chinese history: the reeducation camps of the 1950s in the Gobi Desert.…

Nicolas Philibert follows nursing students to reveal the huge pressures and responsibilities that weigh on their young shoulders. …

A portrait of two totally different Finnish companies: a plodding, traditional family business and an innovative young enterprise with international potential.…

Previously unseen drawings by Orson Welles provide the basis for an essay in the form of a letter from director Mark Cousins to this film icon.…

Exploring the legacy of the woolly mammoth. While hunters search for valuable tusks buried in Siberia, scientists attempt to clone this extinct animal. …

In this final part of his powerful trilogy on Cambodia’s collective trauma, auteur Rithy Panh searches for a path to peace.…

A portrait of a single-minded dreamer whose ideas are more far-reaching than most people would dare consider. But is this all really just about soccer? …

As a political solution for the conflict in the Gaza strip seems out of reach, Amos Gitai's cinematographic gesture uses powerful words.…

Mikhail Gorbachev, the last president of the Soviet Union, looks back at his political life and legacy with Werner Herzog. …

Frederick Wiseman shows us everyday life going by in Monrovia, a small town in the American heartland.…

A group of Syrian and Iraqi refugee children go to summer camp with Canadian and American kids in the Canadian wilderness.…

Steve is a warehouse worker in Hull, England who uses music to make a small but important difference in the lives of local children, despite his own difficult circumstances.…

A close account of the first year of Putin’s presidency, in which Vitaly Mansky also questions his own role: witness or silent accomplice?…

Margarethe von Trotta’s layered and personal examination of the work, themes and private life of the Swedish director Ingmar Bergman. …

This Latvian take on the Up series follows five children with different backgrounds in various parts of the country, over the course of their first year in school. …

A show trial in the Soviet Union in 1930 acts as a historical warning against the dangers of "alternative facts," media manipulation and a selective approach to the truth.…

A courtroom drama about the impeachment of Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff, documenting the political theater and structures of power.…

Modern-day nationalism haunts this portrait of a commemoration of the Soviet soldiers who died in Berlin. …

An exciting reportage on the revelations surrounding Kurt Waldheim’s Nazi past, in the run-up to the Austrian presidential election of 1986.…