Tag: Documentary Review

QuaranTEEN, created by a 15-year old known only by her first name, Sabrina, epitomizes the unique experience of being a ...

At the centre of Adam Chitayat's documentary is the conflict between livelihood and conservation as both sides watch football-field-sized landmasses ...

One of the first things you notice in Everything Is Upstream is the old tape noise. The nostalgia it evokes ...

Raid The Cage creator Shy Brameli’s travel documentary, India on a Rickshaw, reads rather like a comedy of errors than ...

Minimalist living is a concept that many of us are familiar with. Built on an 8.5 ft (2.59 meters) by ...

What makes for a great artist? The trials undergone and the afflictions endured or the insatiable hunger to paint the ...

Written and Directed by Boris Tsessarsky, ‘King’s Highway: The story of Malcolm Fairfield’ as the title suggests is a documentary, ...

No one is spared of pain and loss on this planet and yet what sets each one of us apart ...

Forced to seek asylum in Jordan, fleeing from their motherland, leaving their friends and families alike, these Syrian refugees are ...

‘Fupa’ an acronym for fat upper pubic area’, is not so surreptitiously used here for a potentially malignant tumour. From ...