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The annual awards show honors the best in documentary film and TV. This year, those accolades went to "No Other Land," "Dahomey," "How To with John Wilson," and more.

Christian Gudegast's sequel ups the stupidity of the cat-and-mouse thriller that preceded it en route to becoming far more entertaining than it had any right to be.

The Palestinian/Israeli collective documentary won Berlinale's Documentary Film Award following its premiere and has been shortlisted for the 97th Academy Awards, but does not have a major American distributor.

The 61-year-old martial arts legend directs himself in a movie that embraces his age without diminishing his skill.

Set during the Utah War of 1857, Peter Berg's limited series lays out a world where love conquers little, indifference is the only path to survival, and wanting anything will only bring death that much faster.

Exclusive: Catherine Gund directs the documentary centering on late artist Ringgold’s 1971 painting "For the Women’s House."