Watch: The Old Order Amish (1959)
This color documentary film offers an intimate portrait of the daily lives of the Amish community in Lancaster, Pennsylvania in 1959. 07 July
Watch: Motel (Documentary)(1989)
Behind the faded signs of three motels in the American Southwest lay entire worlds of passion, loyalty, adventure and fate. Veteran filmmaker Christian
Watch: Muddy Waters: Can’t Be Satisfied (Documentary) (2003)
Blues singer and guitarist Muddy Waters is often called the Father of Chicago Blues. Or any other blues for that matter. With additional
Netflix Treats: Documentary Now! (2015 – 2022)
By now we know that any program featuring Fred Armisen is worth checking out, but the author is not sure how we missed
Watch: Breaking Bread (Documentary)
A compelling documentary that easily predicts the results of sanctioning wheat supplies around the world 19 January 2023 | James Porteous | Clipper
The great rediscovery of folk singer Judee Sill
It was a time when so many talented artists fell by the wayside. The documentary Lost Angel: The Genius of Judee Sill hopes
Watch: Fly Jefferson Airplane (Documentary)
An interesting look at one of rock’s most inventive and enduring bands, with concert footage and interviews. 01 November 2022 | James Porteous
‘Generation Africa’ looks at migration from the point of view of Africans
Migration continues to dominate the discourse and polarizes communities across the political spectrum. And will for the foreseeable future. 08 June 2022 |
Watch: Anti-War film ‘FTA’ with Sutherland, Fonda (Netflix)
The 1972 anti-war traveling show and film not only ‘took a stand against war,’ it was genuinely hilarious. Never has open rebellion been
Watch: Donbass (Documentary)
French film-maker Anne-Laure Bonnel travels to the Donbass region to bear witness to the deadly conflict. Viewer discretion is strongly advised. 01 June
Watch: Glastonbury Fayre – Documentary (1971)
A documentary capturing the second Glastonbury Fair, held in 1971. Features music from the festival, drum circles, and dirty dancing. And of course,
‘The Tokyo Toilet’ Project inspires filmmaker Wim Wenders
“The Tokyo Toilet” is an urban renewal project where 17 public toilets are turned into veritable works of art by architects from around the world. Photo: