Documentaries (Movies)

Bridging The Divide

What I learned from making a documentary about the digital divide in America.
By RYOT Partner Studio
Presented by Verizon

One Neighborhood's Short Film Festival Reflects A Greater, Unstable World

A unique array of short films are headed to Brooklyn's Nitehawk Shorts Festival this fall.
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'Dealt' Profiles One Of The World's Chief Card Sharks, Who Happens To Be Blind

As the documentary shows, Richard Turner didn't need eyesight to find success.
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Lady Gaga's Doc Explores Loneliness, Madonna And A Quest For Lifelong Fame

Netflix's "Gaga: Five Foot Two" is a fun, fascinating peek backstage.
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Lady Gaga: 'I’m Not In The Business Of Trying To Make You All Like Me'

The singer gabbed about her new documentary, "Gaga: Five Foot Two," at the Toronto Film Festival.
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14 Must-See Movies That Could Spark Buzz At The Toronto Film Fest

Look out for an Obama doc, a Louis C.K. comedy and a slew of Oscar hopefuls.
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Tina Fey's 'Mean Girls' Musical Has An Official Release Date

So fetch.
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'Texas Chain Saw Massacre' Director Tobe Hooper Dies

The acclaimed horror director died Saturday.
By Pat Saperstein, Reuters

The Joker Is Getting A Stand-Alone Movie, As If He Needs One

"The Hangover" director Todd Phillips will helm the Batman villain's origin story.
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Al Gore’s Critics Attack Box Office Sales As Climate Change Becomes Harder To Deny

“An Inconvenient Sequel” entered a much different movie market than “An Inconvenient Truth," but criticism ignores its streaming and global impact.
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