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How ‘Everest: The Other Side’ Explores the “Ethical Complexity of Big Ambitions”

At the BFI London Film Festival, director Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and producer Shannon Dill, who also collaborated on 'Free Solo,' discuss upping the stakes, and the scale, for...

From Tragedy to ‘Everest’: Inside Jimmy Chin and Chai Vasarhelyi’s Most Ambitious Film Yet

Summiting the North Side of Everest and skiing down was a feat. So was filming it. In the NatGeo documentary "Everest: The Other Side," we not only witness ski-mountaineer Jim Morr...

Ava DuVernay, Gina Prince-Bythewood, and Beth de Araújo Take Us Behind the Camera

ELLE sits down with the women making this season’s most talked-about films.

<i><em>Unzipped’s</em></i> Director on the Moments That Made the Film

Catching up with Douglas Keeve about the restoration of fashion’s favorite documentary.

Through Her Lens: The Tribeca Chanel Women's Filmmaker Program Returns for Eleventh Edition

Esteemed 2026 Jury Features Meg Ryan, Halle Berry, Regina King, Autumn Durald Arkapaw, and Ella Rubin - - Mentors Include Celine Song, Aleshea Harris, Ellen Goldsmith-Vein, Fala...

The 30-Year-Old Behind You Can See Everything

How Lance Oppenheim cold-emailed his way into making two of the best films of the year.

Female Filmmakers in Focus: Poh Si Teng on “American Doctor”

An interview with the director of the harrowing documentary about doctors working to save lives in Gaza.

25 ViZionaries: Emily Austin - No. 25

Television host who uses her platform to be a leading pro-Israel voice

British-Romanian director Rachel Tâpârjan wins British Film Institute award

British-Romanian director Rachel Tâpârjan has received the BFI & CHANEL Filmmaker Award for her documentary Something Familiar. The award is granted by the British Film Institu...

This Vermont documentarian has filmed three decades of hard things. So why is she now focusing on hope?

‘You Can See Everything’: How Three Cameras and 16-Hour Days Captured Elizabeth Holmes Before Prison

Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim shot 'You Can See Everything' with three cameras and 16-hour days. In US theaters Oct. 16. The post ‘You Can See Everything’: How Three Cameras a...

‘The past can set us free’: Meet Chris Tsui Hesse, the cinematographer at the center of ‘The Eyes of Ghana’

IShowSpeed and the Obamas bring “The Eyes of Ghana” to theaters, spotlighting Chris Hesse, who documented Africa’s liberation movement. A

Female Filmmakers in Focus: Paloma Schneideman on “Big Girls Don’t Cry”

The voice behind the New Zealand-set queer coming of age drama talks about rural queerness and the nostalgic joys of Limewire.

With Harrowing Migrant Crisis Doc ‘Rescue,’ Director Sine Plambech Has Never Received So Much Hate

The Zurich Film Fest documentary jury president talks hope and horror as she presents a sobering film about a family torn apart by Europe's inhumane migrant policies: "It's hard no...

How Teens and Endurance Tests Helped Sailing Doc ‘Mighty Mary’ Go the Distance

Director Mary Mazzio tells IndieWire about putting the story of the first all-women's team at the America's Cup before the world's harshest critics.

2026 BFI London Film Festival Review – Everest: The Other Side

Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: 2026 BFI London Film Festival Review – Everest: The Other Side Everest: The Other Side, 2026.Directed by Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi a...

She Turned a Childhood Memory She Couldn’t Forget Into an Award-Winning Film

Writer-director Beth de Araújo transformed decades of fear into her acclaimed drama, Josephine. 

Beth de Araújo talks Sundance winner ‘Josephine’, Brazil ties, and why she identifies with outsiders

“There is violence against women across the board in every single country,” says Brazilian-American filmmaker.

Ava DuVernay Doesn’t Need Permission to Tell the Truth

In 14th, the Oscar-nominated filmmaker draws comparisons between America’s past and present.

Ava DuVernay Sounds the Alarm Over the “Erosion of Democracy” at ’14th’ World Premiere: “We Need to Fight”

The Netflix documentary about the significance of and challenges to the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was the closing night screening at the 2026 New York Film Festival.

Catching up with Louise Weard’s epic trans saga

Trans director Louise Weard’s “Castration Movie” series goes back to the real meaning of independent film. Speaking from inside a marginalized community, she’s not working for MUBI...

Yael Bridge Moves Emotions And Minds With Her New Documentary Who Moves America

Yael Bridge is a documentarian through and through. Her first few shorts were all documentaries. Her feature-length debut,The Big Scary ‘S’ Word,... The post Yael Bridge Moves Emot...

'You Can See Everything' becomes one of the biggest documentaries in decades

Hype around the documentary about the disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is huge. It opens in New Zealand 12 November.

Bassam Tariq, Liz Garbus and Elizabeth Wolff Set for Gotham Week Honors (Exclusive)

Separately, Rachael J. Morrison's 'Joybubbles' will receive the Best Film Coming to a Cinema Near You award.