Tag Archives: Documentary

A highly appropriate way to celebrate the legacy of George Balanchine, who almost single-handedly established classical ballet in North America.

Their account drives home the desperation of their tragic situation and ultimately delivers a life-affirming message.

The energetic Tom Cavanagh does a great job of mixing the right amount of humor, investigation, and education.

The best documentary on the group I’ve ever seen, but it’s the only documentary on the group I’ve ever seen.

As the box proudly says, "there are no sanctions, no rules, and insanity reigns supreme" on Wrestling Underground.

A weak, overlong documentary that doesn't shed enough light on its subject.

A new documentary raises the question of where we should be living.

This two-disc set is a close look at Donovan's life, music, and, maybe even more interesting, his times.

It was only natural that the media voice of London's sixties underground would team up with the band providing its soundtrack -- Pink Floyd.

Where did anyone get the idea that it was all right to kill in the name of God?