Documentary Films and Programs – Page 7

In “The Bend in the River,” Robb Moss’s Old Friends Reflect on Aging

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In “The Bend in the River,” Robb Moss catches up with the subjects of two of his previous films as they reflect on their lives and what’s left.

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This documentary by Poh Si Teng focuses on a planned medical trip to Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip, by physicians from the United States.

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The film, directed by Alysa Nahmias, follows the youngsters and their families during weeks of sales, strategy and stress.

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The stand-alone cinema is facing extinction. A new documentary chronicles its fight for survival in the United States.

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In this documentary, a team is determined to help the United States finally claim top honors at a fierce competition in France.

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“Ted Lasso” returns, and “The Shards” and a documentary about Novak Djokovic also arrive.

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“Wild Inside” starts off with the director Penny Lane’s characteristic curiosity and winds up being a collective tribute to a bird and his city.

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In this month’s picks, a portrait of a jazz musician, a French archival family film and an Alabama prison exposé using footage from inmates.

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The British pop duo Wham! was the first Western act of its kind to play mainland China. This documentary reveals the hidden agenda of the shows.