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Certainly one of the most upbeat documentaries I’ve ever seen, I Am (2010) refuses to dwell on the horrible events happening around the world. Instead

Comic books have largely been misunderstood for years, viewed by the average non-comic reader as a product for children featuring the escapades of caped crusaders.

Ask the average person what they know about Burma, and chances are that they won’t be able to tell you much. Once one of Asia’s

In the prison system, punishment and rehabilitation go hand in hand. It’s hard not to picture convicted criminals as dangerous people who cannot change. This

In a flurry of white water and determined strokes, Martin Strel dominates rivers. Hailing from Slovenia, Strel is an unlikely athlete. He is over 50,

Last week while flipping through my Netflix suggestions, a certain film caught my eye. Detropia, directed by Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady, is a somber

We have created countless pages and reels of film dedicated to documenting World War II’s military action, and the systematic destruction of European Jews at

In 2010 NBC and the Tonight Show became embroiled in controversy. Conan O’Brien lovers everywhere were outraged at the decision to favour Jay Leno’s new

Truly one of the most horrifying and important discoveries of the modern age is the application of nuclear power. Used as a weapon, it is

Pride meets gastronomic ingenuity in Lutz Hachmeister’s interesting, though ultimately shallow documentary, Three Stars. The film follows a number of world-renowned chefs from Europe, Asia

In 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans and caused such devastation that the city is still feeling the effects today. Directors Carl Deal and Tia

Beer lovers take heed! Beer Wars wants you on their side. This 2009 documentary goes into the trenches in the war between craft brewers and beer