Remember Food Inc.? Food Inc. 2 is here! Join me as I revisit the American food system & see if it's gotten better (or worse)!

Before its premiere at Slamdance 2024, I sat down with the director of the film On the Way Home, Giorgi Kvelidze.

Over a week ago, Tribeca Festival announced the addition of Against All Enemies to the Tribeca 2023 film lineup.

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Earlier today, Tribeca announced this year's lineup of Gala events.

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Yesterday, Tribeca Festival announced the 2023 short film lineup.

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Earlier this week, Tribeca Festival announced the 2023 TV & NOW lineups.

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Earlier this week, Tribeca Festival announced the 2023 feature film lineup.

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Prior to Attack of the Doc!’s premiere this Friday, I sat down with writer, director, producer, and the former host of DVDuesday, Chris Gore.

Watch the interview here!

Many weeks ago, before The First Step hit theaters, I got to talk to Brandon & Lance Kramer about bridge building, The First Step Act, the 2016 election, and more!

Prior to Downwind’s world premiere at Slamdance 2023, I sat down with the co-director Mark Shapiro.

Mary McCartney’s first feature film is a touching reminiscence on her childhood as the daughter of one of The Beatles, Paul McCartney, as well as the definitive documentary on Abbey Road Studios, and the people who made it into the legendary name it is today.

Rachel Lear’s pseudo-follow-up to her 2019 documentary, Knock Down the House is a disappointing example of how not to document a political movement.

Here's what documentaries walked away with trophies at the Seventh Annual Critics Choice Documentary Awards!

Here’s what films will be walking the red carpet at AFI Fest 2022!

Chop & Steele, a documentary about a prank that Joe Pickett & Nick Prueher pulled off (somehow) years ago premiered at the 2022 Tribeca Festival, and is one of the best documentaries I’ve seen all year.

After its debut at the 2022 Tribeca Festival, I review the Jennifer Lopez documentary, Halftime, which…isn’t good.

Tribeca is back with over 110 films, live events, and more this June.

Here's the full lineup.

On Monday, the Cinema Eye held their 15th Annual Cinema Eye Honors Awards Ceremony at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, Queens.

Read what won here.

After almost 40 years in the making, Robert B. Weide has finally released his documentary about American author Kurt Vonnegut...and himself?

With AFI Fest later this week, I thought I'd give you an idea of what I'll be watching.