Making its Asia-Pacific premiere at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival on July 10th, “Beep: A Documentary History of Game Sound” is a magnificent exploration of video game sound design featuring over 80 interviews with some of the most well known […]
Coming to U.S. theaters July 11th and premiering June 6th at the Los Angeles Film Festival, “The Last Gold,” directed by Emmy Award winner Brian T. Brown and narrated by Julianna Margulies, tells the inspiring story of the 1976 U.S. Women’s […]
In case you haven’t heard, Documentary Drive is an official media partner with the 2016 Melbourne Documentary Film Festival! Beginning in June and leading straight up to the fest, which runs from July 9th-11th at Melbourne’s Howler Art Space, Documentary Drive […]
A photographer named Ace? A blogging Blue Heeler named Genghis Khan? Yes! And, yes! In “Ace and the Desert Dog,” photographer Ace Kvale celebrates his 60th birthday by taking a 60-day 400 mile backpacking trip through Utah’s beautiful Canyon Country […]
The documentary directed by Adam Nimoy premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival on April 16th. Special screenings for supporters of the film’s record-setting crowdfunding campaign, which raised $662,640, will be held in LA, NYC, Boston and Chicago this June, followed by […]
Passion projects often become encompassing. They can spin, become big, and carry us on rides down paths both distant and similar to the hopeful spark from which they began. Norwegian filmmaker Ann Coates’ latest documentary “The Dream of Britannia” documents the […]
The Discovery Channel is airing Jennifer Peedom’s BAFTA nominated documentary “Sherpa” in the U.S. this Saturday, April 23rd, at 9/8c as part of its special Elevation Weekend programming. The film chronicles the community of Sherpas who risk their lives helping […]
On April 18th, The Academy of Italian Cinema awarded “S is for Stanley” the 2016 David di Donatello Award for Best Documentary Feature. The film directed by Alex Infascelli tells the fascinating story of Emilio D’Alessandro, the late Stanley Kubrick’s longtime personal […]
Each year 10,000 students apply for a few hundred available seats at Whitney M. Young Magnet School, one of currently eleven selective enrollment public high schools in Chicago. For an entire year, filmmaker Kayla McCormick was given access to the […]
Available today on VOD and DVD, “A Venue for the End of the World” explores the dangers of idol worship and crowd manipulation through the eyes of veteran performers like Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull, legendary Santana drummer Michael Shrieve, […]
