‘To the End’ Review: Eco-Documentary Finds Inspiration in Young Activists

Features:“All That Breathes”“All the Beauty and the Bloodshed”“Bad Axe”“Children of the Mist”“Descendant”“Fire of Love”“Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, a Journey, a Song”“Hidden Letters”“A House Made of Splinters”“The Janes”“Last Flight Home”“Moonage Daydream”“Navalny”“Retrograde”“The Territory”Shorts:“American Justice on Trial: People v.

Baring it all. Lamar Odom plans to open up about the end of his marriage to Khloé Kardashian in the documentary Sex, Drugs & Kardashians.

and romantically involved sometimes — as their relationship comes to a head. Turner’s family comes to see him for the first time, reminding him of what good there is left behind in the world for him.

Blast from the past. Lamar Odom announced his new documentary will explore how his marriage to Khloé Kardashian ended.

Something different! Khloé Kardashian hopped on the fringe bandwagon and surprised her fans with a new look.

EXCLUSIVE: Till‘s Jalyn Hall will play another important Black American historical figure after booking a guest-starring role playing the young Martin Luther King Jr in Genius: MLK/X, the upcoming fourth installment in the Disney+/National Geographic anthology series.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have blasted the 'small' cottage they were made to live in following their wedding in their highly-anticipated Netflix documentary. The final part of 'Harry & Meghan' was released on Thursday morning with the beginning of the fourth episode focusing on the day of their wedding in 2018.

In August 1938 an American visitor appeared in a Polish village outside Warsaw, bearing an object of considerable novelty to the townspeople: a 16mm motion picture camera. David Kurtz filmed for not much more than 180 seconds, his shutter opening onto village life in Nasieslk, home to a Jewish population numbering several thousand people.

Icarus Films has picked up North American rights to the Oscar-qualifying documentary Myanmar Diaries, helmed by the anonymous Myanmar Film Collective.

Supermodel Naomi Campbell and Something from Tiffany's producer-star Zoey Deutch lead the glamour at the 16th Annual CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute in Manhattan's Upper West Side on Sunday.Emmy and Grammy-nominated superstar Selena Gomez skipped the red carpet but was later spotted rocking a side-parted updo while seated inside the American Museum of Natural History's Whale Room.The 30-year-old 'Texican' pop star wore a black leather blazer as she greeted two-time Emmy-winning producer Justin Theroux and his beloved Pit Bull Kuma. Fierce after 50! Supermodel Naomi Campbell (L) and Something from Tiffany's producer-star Zoey Deutch (R) lead the glamour at the 16th Annual CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute in Manhattan's Upper West Side on SundaySelena beamed as she embraced the Washington, D.C.-born 51-year-old as his canine companion gazed on.Justin famously adopted the female dog - whose name means 'bear' in Japanese - from Austin Pets Alive in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey in 2018.And little Kuma joined Theroux onstage as he presented a CNN Heroes trophy to Peace of Mind Dog Rescue co-founder Carie Broecker for her 'impactful work serving senior people and senior dogs.'Meanwhile, Naomi easily defied her 52 years wearing a plunging white tuxedo-style jumpsuit with a matching purse and silver-tipped white pumps.

A young boy who was left deaf in one ear after being hit by a car as a small child has wowed crowds at Scotland's busiest train station with his amazing piano skills.

EXCLUSIVE: Taron Egerton and the creators behind Apple TV+’s lauded drama Black Bird are re-teaming on crime series Firebug, inspired by events surrounding notorious California arsonist John Leonard Orr.

Critics in both the United States and United Kingdom have gotten the first look at the highly-anticipated Avatar: The Way of Water, with the reception largely quite positive.The long-awaited sequel to director James Cameron's 2009 Avatar held press screenings in America on Tuesday with the U.K. premiere also held in London.While the full film reviews will be under embargo until December 13 - just three days before it opens December 16, critics heaped praise on Cameron for another visual masterpiece.

A young Scots actor has opened up on the challenges he faced while filming Matilda The Musical - most of which was done during the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown.

From separating families at the border to promises to build a massive wall between the US and Mexico, the Trump administration took an aggressively hostile approach towards immigrants. 

The stars of the Amazon Studios documentary Wildcat are a man, a woman and an orphaned baby jungle cat they live with in a rainforest in Peru. The subject of this first feature from a filmmaking couple based in Virginia is something more: how to survive psychological damage and suicidal depression to find peace and a place in the world. 

Higher Ground, the production company founded by Barack and Michelle Obama, has established an enviable track record with Oscar voters, earning a Best Documentary Feature nomination last year with Crip Camp, and a win in 2020 for American Factory. It’s back in the Oscar race this year with Descendant, a Netflix documentary directed by Margaret Brown. 

Shortly after Donald Trump became president of the United States in January 2017, he began stacking federal courts with conservative judges. Realizing what was at stake, the team behind HBO Documentary Films’ abortion documentary The Janes began crafting a story to remind the audience what happened 50 years ago when women didn’t have access to safe and legal abortions.

Because the New York Knicks play basketball in the country’s largest media market, the entire hoops universe finds out when anything happens, good or bad, to an underperforming NBA franchise that hasn’t won a title since 1973. But something more than media clout was at work in February 2012, when a backup rookie point guard named Jeremy Lin came off the bench for a struggling Knicks squad in an early-season game — and quickly became the biggest story in sports.

Leonard Cohen’s signature song, “Hallelujah,” had its journey to music immortality stopped almost at birth by a record executive. The chief of Cohen’s label, Columbia, vetoed the finished album containing the track in 1984 because he considered it unmarketable in the United States.