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‘AMY’: Winehouse Documentary is So Intimate It Feels Dirty

By Gregory Crofton Often emaciated because she had bulimia and a drug and alcohol addiction, Amy Winehouse’s life ended after 27 years. Her heart couldn’t take any more alcohol and she didn’t wake up one morning. She had so much…

‘KEITH RICHARDS: UNDER THE INFLUENCE’ is a Loving Trip to the Meaning Behind His Music

By Gregory Crofton As enjoyable and important as this documentary is, its release streaming on Netflix just two days after it premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival is as noteworthy as the documentary itself. People around the world are…

Kathryn Bigelow Interviews the Filmmaker Behind ‘CARTEL LAND’

CARTLEL LAND is a riveting, on-the-ground documentary following parallel stories of US and Mexican vigilantes fighting back against the ruthless drug cartels on either side of the border. It’s an excellent documentary, and VICE has teamed with the Orchard distributors…

‘FORCED CHANGE’ Looks at Katrina Survivors 10 Years On

[kickstarter id=”950466849/forced-change”] It’s been nearly 10 years since Hurricane Katrina flooded New Orleans and the Gulf Coast forcing thousands of residents to flee their homes. Filmmaker Rennik Soholt has documented what’s happened to five people forced to change their lives…

Talking to Marshall Curry: Director of ‘Point and Shoot’ Documentary

Matthew VanDyke set out on a motorcycle journey across North Africa with a camera to document his quest to find himself. He landed in Libya, where he ended up joining in the revolution against Gaddafi’s regime. Academy Award nominee Marshall…

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