Reviews
Your source for information about documentary films, what they are about and whether they are worth seeing. You'll find contemporary and classical documentary films covered here.
Air Guitar Nation (2006)
This rollicking documentary film makes you want to grab some air and join the fun.
This rollicking documentary film makes you want to grab some air and join the fun.
An Inconvenient Truth (2006)
Davis Guggenheim's Oscar-winning documentary focuses on the issue of global warming, as explained by former Vice President Al Gore in his one-man slide show.
Davis Guggenheim's Oscar-winning documentary focuses on the issue of global warming, as explained by former Vice President Al Gore in his one-man slide show.
Arctic Tale (2007)
In this documentary film, Nanu, the polar bear cub, and Seela, the walrus pup, are among the Arctic creatures who suffer the effects of global warming.
In this documentary film, Nanu, the polar bear cub, and Seela, the walrus pup, are among the Arctic creatures who suffer the effects of global warming.
Autism: The Musical (2007)
Director Tricia Regan presents Elaine Hall who creates the Miracle Project to help her adopted autistic child. In the project, autistic kids (and their parents) create a musical, but the film focuses on the interaction of the kids with each other and with Elaine, whose patience and commitment are extraordinary.
Director Tricia Regan presents Elaine Hall who creates the Miracle Project to help her adopted autistic child. In the project, autistic kids (and their parents) create a musical, but the film focuses on the interaction of the kids with each other and with Elaine, whose patience and commitment are extraordinary.
The Axe In The Attic (2007)
A pair of northern documentary filmmakers head south to check on the status of post-Katrina New Orleans and what has happened to the people who had to flee the flooding.
A pair of northern documentary filmmakers head south to check on the status of post-Katrina New Orleans and what has happened to the people who had to flee the flooding.
Bigger, Stronger, Faster (2008)
Chris Bell's highly personal documentary follows the filmmaker's own path as he struggles to find his place in his family and define his personal goals with regards to athletics and the use of steroids.
Chris Bell's highly personal documentary follows the filmmaker's own path as he struggles to find his place in his family and define his personal goals with regards to athletics and the use of steroids.
Blood in the Face (1991)
Blood in the Face is a documentary film about America's White supremacist movement, including the Ku Klux Klan, American Nazi Party, Aryan Nation and The Order.
Blood in the Face is a documentary film about America's White supremacist movement, including the Ku Klux Klan, American Nazi Party, Aryan Nation and The Order.
Bloodline (2008)
In his investigation of the legend that Jesus survived crucifixion, married Mary Magdalene and fathered children who married French royalty, British director Bruce Burgess claims to present new evidence--including the mummified body of Mary Magdalene.
In his investigation of the legend that Jesus survived crucifixion, married Mary Magdalene and fathered children who married French royalty, British director Bruce Burgess claims to present new evidence--including the mummified body of Mary Magdalene.
Body of War (2007) - Movie Review
Body of War tells the heart wrenching story of how 22-year-old Tomas Young enlisted to serve his country and became a victim of the Iraq War.
Body of War tells the heart wrenching story of how 22-year-old Tomas Young enlisted to serve his country and became a victim of the Iraq War.
Bowling For Columbine (2002)
In this entertaining and eye-opening documentary, director Michael Moore travels across the United States and into Canada to investigate America's gun culture by questioning legislators and officials, NRA members and gun control advocates, victims of crime and ordinary citizens. The title refers to the teenage massacre at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado.
In this entertaining and eye-opening documentary, director Michael Moore travels across the United States and into Canada to investigate America's gun culture by questioning legislators and officials, NRA members and gun control advocates, victims of crime and ordinary citizens. The title refers to the teenage massacre at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado.
The Business of Being Born (2007)
In The Business of Being Born, director Abby Epstein and producer Ricki Lake focus on childbearing practices in the United States in much the same way Michael Moore highlights America's health care system in Sicko. The film shows how the medical establishment deals with birthing and suggests midwifery and home delivery as a viable alternative for women who wish to avoid invasive procedures.
In The Business of Being Born, director Abby Epstein and producer Ricki Lake focus on childbearing practices in the United States in much the same way Michael Moore highlights America's health care system in Sicko. The film shows how the medical establishment deals with birthing and suggests midwifery and home delivery as a viable alternative for women who wish to avoid invasive procedures.
The Cool School (2007) - Movie Review
The Cool School is a documentary film about the work and lifestyle of the clique of modern artists who created the thriving contemporary art scene in Los Angeles during the 1950s.
The Cool School is a documentary film about the work and lifestyle of the clique of modern artists who created the thriving contemporary art scene in Los Angeles during the 1950s.
Dance For Camera 1/Dance for Camera 2 (2007)
A brilliant selection of documented dances. For each, directors use their cameras to capture the fluidity of movement within the dancers' bodies, thereby drawing you into the dynamics and emotion of the choreography. These breathtaking films are pure pleasure for anyone who loves dance, and essential primers for anyone who wants to know more about it.
A brilliant selection of documented dances. For each, directors use their cameras to capture the fluidity of movement within the dancers' bodies, thereby drawing you into the dynamics and emotion of the choreography. These breathtaking films are pure pleasure for anyone who loves dance, and essential primers for anyone who wants to know more about it.
Darfur Now (2007)
In Darfur Now, documentary filmmaker Ted Braun focuses on the genocide taking place in the westernmost region of Sudan. It’s a situation that desperately needs exposure.
In Darfur Now, documentary filmmaker Ted Braun focuses on the genocide taking place in the westernmost region of Sudan. It’s a situation that desperately needs exposure.
Deliver Us From Evil (2006)
This documentary film presents a harrowing exposé of child abuse by Catholic clergy.
This documentary film presents a harrowing exposé of child abuse by Catholic clergy.
Desert Bayou (2007)
Film review of Desert Bayou, a documentary about African Americans evacuated from post-Katrina New Orleans to Utah.
Film review of Desert Bayou, a documentary about African Americans evacuated from post-Katrina New Orleans to Utah.
The Devil Came On Horseback (2006)
A documentary film about Brian Steidle, an ex-Marine who has become an activist committed to stopping the genocide in Darfur.
A documentary film about Brian Steidle, an ex-Marine who has become an activist committed to stopping the genocide in Darfur.
The Dixie Chicks: Shut Up and Sing (2006)
Barbara Kopple's documentary about The Dixie Chicks chronicles the groups' come back after Natalie Maines made an off the cuff comment about the Iraq War and conservatives demanded radio stations stop playing their songs.
Barbara Kopple's documentary about The Dixie Chicks chronicles the groups' come back after Natalie Maines made an off the cuff comment about the Iraq War and conservatives demanded radio stations stop playing their songs.
The 11th Hour (2007)
This documentary film, produced and narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio, is a global warning that global warming will soon make our planet uninhabitable for human beings.
This documentary film, produced and narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio, is a global warning that global warming will soon make our planet uninhabitable for human beings.
Encounters At the End of The World (2008)
Werner Herzog goes on a trip to Antarctica where he films daily life among scientists and support staff working at McMurdo Research Station. Herzog's footage--including amazing underwater sequences--shows us the wonder of it all, while his first person narrative poses some quirky questions about humankind and nature.
Werner Herzog goes on a trip to Antarctica where he films daily life among scientists and support staff working at McMurdo Research Station. Herzog's footage--including amazing underwater sequences--shows us the wonder of it all, while his first person narrative poses some quirky questions about humankind and nature.
The First Saturday in May (2007) - Movie Review
Directors John and Brad Hennegan follow six horse trainers as they put their amazing and beautiful thoroughbreds--including the fabulous and tragic Barbaro--through the paces leading up to the Kentucky Derby, the annual race that’s known as “the most exciting two minutes in sports.“
Directors John and Brad Hennegan follow six horse trainers as they put their amazing and beautiful thoroughbreds--including the fabulous and tragic Barbaro--through the paces leading up to the Kentucky Derby, the annual race that’s known as “the most exciting two minutes in sports.“
For the Bible Tells Me So (2007)
A thoughtful and provocative documentary film that contends that Scripture and homosexuality are not mutually exclusive.
A thoughtful and provocative documentary film that contends that Scripture and homosexuality are not mutually exclusive.
Girls Rock! (2007)
Rock Camp! follows four girls through a remarkable week of Rock 'n' Roll camp, where they learn to play instruments, form bands and perform for masses. But the Portland, Ore.-based Rock Camp for Girls teaches more than music--it provides a positive environment where hard work and determination pay off in empowering participants with life-affirming self-esteem and transformative confidence.
Rock Camp! follows four girls through a remarkable week of Rock 'n' Roll camp, where they learn to play instruments, form bands and perform for masses. But the Portland, Ore.-based Rock Camp for Girls teaches more than music--it provides a positive environment where hard work and determination pay off in empowering participants with life-affirming self-esteem and transformative confidence.
Giuliani Time (2005)
Giuliani Time (2005) is a probing investivation of the origins of the man who would be president.
Giuliani Time (2005) is a probing investivation of the origins of the man who would be president.
Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson (2008)
Alex Gibney's documentary about the drug-influenced career of iconic countercultural journalist Dr. Hunter S. Thompson is a fascinating account of the 1960s and 70s.
Alex Gibney's documentary about the drug-influenced career of iconic countercultural journalist Dr. Hunter S. Thompson is a fascinating account of the 1960s and 70s.
Gunnin' For That #1 Spot (2008)
Adam Yauch's doc about the 2006 Boost Mobile Elite 24 Hoops Classic basketball game held in Harlem's famous Rucker Park, with 24 top high school players from across the country competing to be number one.
Adam Yauch's doc about the 2006 Boost Mobile Elite 24 Hoops Classic basketball game held in Harlem's famous Rucker Park, with 24 top high school players from across the country competing to be number one.
Hats Off (2008)
Jyll Johnstone’s documentary profiles the delightful, effervescent and beautiful Mimi Weddell who, at age 93, continues to work as an actress and model. She’s an inspiration to us all.
Jyll Johnstone’s documentary profiles the delightful, effervescent and beautiful Mimi Weddell who, at age 93, continues to work as an actress and model. She’s an inspiration to us all.
In The Shadow of The Moon (2007)
In The Shadow of The Moon is a documentary film about NASA's moon missions and the extraordinary astronauts who manned them.
In The Shadow of The Moon is a documentary film about NASA's moon missions and the extraordinary astronauts who manned them.
Jesus Camp (2006)
Academy Award-nominated Jesus Camp is an extraordinary exposé about the well-organized Evangelical indoctrination of children in heartland America to become soldiers for Christ.
Academy Award-nominated Jesus Camp is an extraordinary exposé about the well-organized Evangelical indoctrination of children in heartland America to become soldiers for Christ.
Jimmy Carter Man From Plains (2007)
Filmmaker Jonathan Demme follows former President Jimmy Carter on a nationwide book tour for his highly controversial best selling book, Palestine Peace Not Apartheid, with Habitat for Humanity stops along the way.
Filmmaker Jonathan Demme follows former President Jimmy Carter on a nationwide book tour for his highly controversial best selling book, Palestine Peace Not Apartheid, with Habitat for Humanity stops along the way.
Joe Strummer: The Future is Unwritten (2007)
Film review of Julien Temple's tribute documentary to the late Joe Strummer, frontman for The Clash.
Film review of Julien Temple's tribute documentary to the late Joe Strummer, frontman for The Clash.
Jonestown: The Life and Death of Peoples Temple (2006)
A documentary film that chronicles the real life horror story of cult leader Jim Jones and his Peoples Temple.
A documentary film that chronicles the real life horror story of cult leader Jim Jones and his Peoples Temple.
King Corn (2007)
Aaron Woolf's documentary follows eco-acrivists Ian Cheney and Curt Ellis as they track the prevalence of corn in the American diet.
Aaron Woolf's documentary follows eco-acrivists Ian Cheney and Curt Ellis as they track the prevalence of corn in the American diet.
Manda Bala (2007)
Manda Bala is a documentary film about the violent class struggle in Brazil, and how cottage industries have sprung up around the frequent kidnappings that occur as the rich steal from the poor and the poor take revenge.
Manda Bala is a documentary film about the violent class struggle in Brazil, and how cottage industries have sprung up around the frequent kidnappings that occur as the rich steal from the poor and the poor take revenge.
Meat Loaf: In Search of Paradise (2007)
This first-ever documentary about Meat Loaf follows the iconic rocker, aged 59, as he launches a worldwide tour to promote his latest album, Like A Bat Out Of Hell III.
This first-ever documentary about Meat Loaf follows the iconic rocker, aged 59, as he launches a worldwide tour to promote his latest album, Like A Bat Out Of Hell III.
Molotov Alva And His Search For The Creator (2008)
This first-ever virtual reality documentary follows a fictitious character named Molotov Alva who, armed with a virtual camera, has left his real life to enter virtual reality in search of the creator.
This first-ever virtual reality documentary follows a fictitious character named Molotov Alva who, armed with a virtual camera, has left his real life to enter virtual reality in search of the creator.
Mr. Untouchable (2007)
Documentary director Marc Levin's film is about Leroy "Nicky" Barnes, the notorious gangster who ran the heroin trade in Harlem until he was indicted, then turned State's evidence and entered the witness protection program.
Documentary director Marc Levin's film is about Leroy "Nicky" Barnes, the notorious gangster who ran the heroin trade in Harlem until he was indicted, then turned State's evidence and entered the witness protection program.
My Kid Could Paint That (2007)
My Kid Could Paint That records the phenomenon of Marla Olmstead, a four year old girl whose abstract paintings have been compared to those of Jackson Pollack and Pablo Picasso, and have sold (cumulatively) for $300,000. But, did she paint them?
My Kid Could Paint That records the phenomenon of Marla Olmstead, a four year old girl whose abstract paintings have been compared to those of Jackson Pollack and Pablo Picasso, and have sold (cumulatively) for $300,000. But, did she paint them?
Nanking (2007)
A documentary film about the brutal massacre of 200,000 Chinese civilians by Japanese soldiers during the World War II occupation of Nanking.
A documentary film about the brutal massacre of 200,000 Chinese civilians by Japanese soldiers during the World War II occupation of Nanking.
Operation Filmmaker (2008)
Documentarian Nina Davenport signed on to chronicle the experiences of a young Iraqi, Muthana Mohmed, whom Liev Schreiber had hired to work on Schreiber's narrative feature, Everything Is Illuminated, shot on location in Prague in 2003.
Documentarian Nina Davenport signed on to chronicle the experiences of a young Iraqi, Muthana Mohmed, whom Liev Schreiber had hired to work on Schreiber's narrative feature, Everything Is Illuminated, shot on location in Prague in 2003.
Oswald's Ghost (2007)
The assassination of John F. Kennedy changed the course of history. To this date, circumstances surrounding the event remain a mystery. Robert Stone's probing documentary looks into the facts, and attempts to answer the hard question: Was Lee Harvey Oswald acting alone?
The assassination of John F. Kennedy changed the course of history. To this date, circumstances surrounding the event remain a mystery. Robert Stone's probing documentary looks into the facts, and attempts to answer the hard question: Was Lee Harvey Oswald acting alone?
Planet B-Boy (2007)
Planet B-Boy brings breakdancing into focus. Director Benson Lee presents dedicated and determined B-Boy dance crews from Las Vegas, Osaka, Seoul and France who spark the high voltage international "Battle of the Year" competition in Braunschweig, Germany. The stories, personalities, attitude and astonishing skills are captivating. All these B-Boys are winners. So's the film.
Planet B-Boy brings breakdancing into focus. Director Benson Lee presents dedicated and determined B-Boy dance crews from Las Vegas, Osaka, Seoul and France who spark the high voltage international "Battle of the Year" competition in Braunschweig, Germany. The stories, personalities, attitude and astonishing skills are captivating. All these B-Boys are winners. So's the film.
Protagonist (2007)
Director Jessica Yu's fascinating and unusual documentary film sets the lives of four repentant miscreants within the larger context of Euripides' classical Greek dramas.
Director Jessica Yu's fascinating and unusual documentary film sets the lives of four repentant miscreants within the larger context of Euripides' classical Greek dramas.
Quantum Hoops (2007)
Quantum Hoop is about Caltech's basketball team, a dedicated group of young scholars who play their games with the same sort of persistence they apply to their studies, even though they hold the record for the most games lost. David Duchovny narrates this smart and seductive documentary about smart people who've really got game.
Quantum Hoop is about Caltech's basketball team, a dedicated group of young scholars who play their games with the same sort of persistence they apply to their studies, even though they hold the record for the most games lost. David Duchovny narrates this smart and seductive documentary about smart people who've really got game.
RFK Must Die: The Assassination of Bobby Kennedy (2007)
In RFK Must Die: The Assassination of Bobby Kennedy, now available on DVD, BBC reporter Shane O'Sullivan investigates the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, and comes to the conclusion that Sirhan Sirhan, now serving a life sentence for the murder, did not act alone.
In RFK Must Die: The Assassination of Bobby Kennedy, now available on DVD, BBC reporter Shane O'Sullivan investigates the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, and comes to the conclusion that Sirhan Sirhan, now serving a life sentence for the murder, did not act alone.
Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired (2008)
Some 30 years after film director Roman Polanski, at age 44, was accused of having sex with a 13-year old girl, the scandalous case, still controversial and fascinating, is the subject of Marina Zenovich’s documentary, Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired.
Some 30 years after film director Roman Polanski, at age 44, was accused of having sex with a 13-year old girl, the scandalous case, still controversial and fascinating, is the subject of Marina Zenovich’s documentary, Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired.
Runnin' Down A Dream: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (2007)
Filmmaker Peter Bogdanovich directs this Tom Petty documentary to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
Filmmaker Peter Bogdanovich directs this Tom Petty documentary to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
Senator Obama Goes To Africa (2008)
The man who would be president travels to Kenya, the land of his father's birth, and to South Africa.
The man who would be president travels to Kenya, the land of his father's birth, and to South Africa.
Sicko (2007)
Sicko is a about health care in the U.S. Michael Moore, in his inimitably entertaining style, shows a shocking number of Americans don't have health insurance because they can't afford it, and those who do may go bankrupt due to illnesses HMOs won't cover. People die unnessarily. It could be you, your kin or friends. You must see this film.
Sicko is a about health care in the U.S. Michael Moore, in his inimitably entertaining style, shows a shocking number of Americans don't have health insurance because they can't afford it, and those who do may go bankrupt due to illnesses HMOs won't cover. People die unnessarily. It could be you, your kin or friends. You must see this film.
Sputnik Mania (2007)
David Hoffman's Sputnik Mania examines America's response to the Soviet launch of Sputnik in October 1957. Perceived as a blow to America's role as world leader and an imminent threat, Sputnik initiated the race to space, armaments development and stockpiling, and a sort of political and social paranoia in the American people. Parallels to post-9/11 American policy are evident.
David Hoffman's Sputnik Mania examines America's response to the Soviet launch of Sputnik in October 1957. Perceived as a blow to America's role as world leader and an imminent threat, Sputnik initiated the race to space, armaments development and stockpiling, and a sort of political and social paranoia in the American people. Parallels to post-9/11 American policy are evident.
Standard Operating Procedure (2008) - Movie Review
Errol Morris expands on the infamous photographs of U.S. soldiers torturing suspected terrorists imprisoned at Abu Ghraib to expose the U.S. military's 'standard operating procedure' as cruel and inhumane.
Errol Morris expands on the infamous photographs of U.S. soldiers torturing suspected terrorists imprisoned at Abu Ghraib to expose the U.S. military's 'standard operating procedure' as cruel and inhumane.
Steal A Pencil For Me (2007)
The story of Jack and Ina Soep Polak and how their great love survived the Holocaust.
The story of Jack and Ina Soep Polak and how their great love survived the Holocaust.
Steep (2007)
Panoramic shots of exquisite snow clad mountain top terrain and men on skis speeding through velvet powder and hurtling off cliffs in wildly energetic somersaults through the crisp cold air make this documentary film about extreme skiing’s pioneers and pros a thrill for armchair adventurers.
Panoramic shots of exquisite snow clad mountain top terrain and men on skis speeding through velvet powder and hurtling off cliffs in wildly energetic somersaults through the crisp cold air make this documentary film about extreme skiing’s pioneers and pros a thrill for armchair adventurers.
Taxi To The Dark Side (2007)
Filmmaker Alex Gibney's Taxi To The Dark Side is a shocking expose about the American military's torture of prisoners--many of whom have been shown to be innocent of any crime--in Afghanistan, Iraq and Cuba. In this interview, he discusses making this film, and his ideas about the aesthetics and responsibilities of making documentary films.
Filmmaker Alex Gibney's Taxi To The Dark Side is a shocking expose about the American military's torture of prisoners--many of whom have been shown to be innocent of any crime--in Afghanistan, Iraq and Cuba. In this interview, he discusses making this film, and his ideas about the aesthetics and responsibilities of making documentary films.
Traces Of The Trade: A Story From The Deep North (2008)
Traces of The Tade: A Sory From The Deep North is a deeply personal documentary made by seminarian-turned-filmmaker Katrina Browne, who sets out to investigate her forebears occupation as prominent New England slave traders and tries to identify what that fact of family history means to her living relatives and herself.
Traces of The Tade: A Sory From The Deep North is a deeply personal documentary made by seminarian-turned-filmmaker Katrina Browne, who sets out to investigate her forebears occupation as prominent New England slave traders and tries to identify what that fact of family history means to her living relatives and herself.
Trumbo (2008)
Dalton Trumbo was a Hollywood screenwriter who refusted to answer questions posed by the House Un-American Activities Committee and was blacklisted. Using archival footage, interviews and Trumbo's letters (read by great actors), this documentary profiles the civil rights hero and chronicles his life.
Dalton Trumbo was a Hollywood screenwriter who refusted to answer questions posed by the House Un-American Activities Committee and was blacklisted. Using archival footage, interviews and Trumbo's letters (read by great actors), this documentary profiles the civil rights hero and chronicles his life.
The UP Series (1970-2005)
Seven documentary films trace the lives of fourteen Brits from age seven to age 49.
Seven documentary films trace the lives of fourteen Brits from age seven to age 49.
Very Young Girls (2008)
A documentary about teenage girl prostitutes in New York City and the GEMS (Girls Education and Mentoring Services) that helps them to find a new direction in life.
A documentary about teenage girl prostitutes in New York City and the GEMS (Girls Education and Mentoring Services) that helps them to find a new direction in life.
A Walk to Beautiful (2008)
This documentary film follows five young Ethiopian women who suffer from obstetric fistula, as they struggle to get treatment that will cure them and allow them to reenter the communities that have ostracized them because of their condition--which causes them to continually leak urine.
This documentary film follows five young Ethiopian women who suffer from obstetric fistula, as they struggle to get treatment that will cure them and allow them to reenter the communities that have ostracized them because of their condition--which causes them to continually leak urine.
What Would Jesus Buy? (2007)
At documnary film about how crass consumerism is consuming humankind and leading to the shopocalypse.
At documnary film about how crass consumerism is consuming humankind and leading to the shopocalypse.
Where In The World Is Osama Bin Laden? (2008) - Movie Review
In Morgan Spurlock's cheeky documentary, the fast food filmmaker trudges through the Middle East, Afghanistan and Pakistan, asking strangers, "Have you seen Osama bin Laden?"
In Morgan Spurlock's cheeky documentary, the fast food filmmaker trudges through the Middle East, Afghanistan and Pakistan, asking strangers, "Have you seen Osama bin Laden?"
Winged Migration (2001)
Directors Jacques Perrin and Jacques Cluzaud and their crew of 500 people spanned the globe for four years to capture these amazing and startlingly beautiful images of various species of migrating birds as they fly thousands of miles twice annually in search of food.
Directors Jacques Perrin and Jacques Cluzaud and their crew of 500 people spanned the globe for four years to capture these amazing and startlingly beautiful images of various species of migrating birds as they fly thousands of miles twice annually in search of food.
Winter Soldier (1972)
A classic documentary film about the Vietnam War era.
A classic documentary film about the Vietnam War era.
The Yiddish Theater: A Love Story (2007)
The story of 84-year-old actress Zypora Spaisman and her efforts to save New York's Yiddish Theater.
The story of 84-year-old actress Zypora Spaisman and her efforts to save New York's Yiddish Theater.
Young & Restless in China (2008)
Shot over four years, this film follows a disparate group of China's Gen X-ers who're seeking to reconcile personal goals and attitudes with their country's traditional social, cultural and political mores and new opportunities to get ahead and accumulate wealth.
Shot over four years, this film follows a disparate group of China's Gen X-ers who're seeking to reconcile personal goals and attitudes with their country's traditional social, cultural and political mores and new opportunities to get ahead and accumulate wealth.
Young@Heart (2007) - Movie Review
A chorus of spunky senior citizens belts punk, R & B and rock classics to sold-out audiences in concert halls in their home town of Northampton, Massachusetts, and around the world. This documentary film is their story, their well-deserved moment of glory.
A chorus of spunky senior citizens belts punk, R & B and rock classics to sold-out audiences in concert halls in their home town of Northampton, Massachusetts, and around the world. This documentary film is their story, their well-deserved moment of glory.