The debate over the inclusion or separation of church and state has been ongoing with strong voices on both sides. Mainstream media usually supports separation, and the God & Country documentary also reflects this stance. With positive reviews and mild criticism, this documentary is perfect for anyone interested in church-state issues and Christian nationalism. But, … Read more
The powerful lens of cinema often turns its gaze toward the atrocities and complexities of human nature. Divided land, crumbling walls, and an unlikely friendship—Yes, I’m talking about the Israel—Palestine conflict. Based on this greatest rebellion that is causing so much harm to us– “No Other Land” is like a mirror that reflects our own … Read more
An American film crew of four people, a director, a scriptwriter, and two cameramen, went missing in the Amazon rainforest while filming a documentary about indigenous cannibal tribes. Months later, footage from their camera was found, which became the infamous film Cannibal Holocaust. The film was banned multiple times in various regions, but today, it … Read more
Imposter: The Man Who Came Back from the Dead (also known as the Nicholas Rossi documentary) is a fascinating series that reveals hidden truths and shocking details about a notorious fugitive who not only committed several crimes but also faked his own death. This show is a prime example of true-crime storytelling at its finest! … Read more
I’ve shared it before in the “For Khadija”: films about mother-son relationships always touch my heart. The “Little Empty Boxes” documentary showcases this bond too. It tells the story of a Hollywood filmmaker who returns home to help his unwell mother recover from dementia. If you’re like me, you must be eager to find out … Read more
Melissa Witt’s name used to make headlines, but her case remained unsolved. Now, years later, it is getting a fresh look. The new documentary, At Witt’s End – The Hunt for a Killer, from Ridley Scott and ABC Studios, is reopening this chilling case. The latest Melissa Witt documentary promises to uncover every dark corner … Read more
Photographer Jean-René, famously known as JR, gets special access to California Correctional Institution (CCI), or “Tehachapi” for short. There, he creates an incredible photo collage visible from the sky. The documentary shares powerful stories from both former and current prisoners. The Tehachapi documentary explores philosophical themes like evil, missteps, regret, and forgiveness. Let’s find out … Read more
1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture is a documentary that proposes the idea that a single mistranslation of the Bible in 1946 played a major role in shaping anti-gay attitudes in Christianity. The film examines historical documents and interviews experts to explore this claim. Wondering where to watch 1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture? Let … Read more
Think about being stuck in one room for fourteen years. There is no sunlight or fresh air, and only your close family for company. This was the Angulo siblings’ life, shown in The Wolfpack documentary. They lived in a Lower East Side apartment and built their world through films. For me, their story is a … Read more