This annual celebration of cinema has become a vital destination for those invested in the artistic possibilities of the documentary form

Kino Classics’s new release attempts to redress a story of cinema centred on white male accomplishment

From Diamantino to The Grand Bizarre, the most intelligent films are also among the most joyous

Fifty years of writing by the filmmaker Thom Andersen 

The work of filmmaker James N. Kienitz Wilkins on the occasion of his inclusion in the 2017 Whitney Biennial film programme

Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, USA

The history of ‘other’ cinema stretches from the explosion of film as a popular art in America to the late 1940s, when integration began, haltingly, in Hollywood and in popular culture

A major retrospective reveals Bruce Conner’s reach beyond the field of experimental cinema

A new book, retrospective and exhibition on the films of Straub-Huillet

Ancient storytelling meets modern politics in Miguel Gomes’s new trilogy, Arabian Nights

Frederick Wiseman’s new documentary about London’s National Gallery

Cinema, growing up & Richard Linklater’s Boyhood