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Behemoth

By David Jenkins

The poetry and horror of globalisation and manual labour are beautifully evoked in this haunting doc-fiction hybrid.

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Newtown

By Matthew Eng

An emotional, vital account of the tragic 2012 mass shooting from documentary maker Kim A Snyder.

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The Seventh Fire

By David Jenkins

An endless spiral of crime and punishment is the subject of this raw and rambling documentary.

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The Divide

By Phil W Bayles

This insightful doc attempts to humanise the inequality debate, with intriguing results.

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The Last Man on the Moon

By David Jenkins

Meet Eugene Cernan, the last man to lay his feet on the lunar surface, in this doc on the impossibility of the American Dream.

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Speed Sisters

By David Jenkins

Meet Palestine’s only all-female motorsport team in this insightful documentary form Amber Fares.

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Welcome to Leith

By Luke Channell

This hard-hitting portrait of a notorious white supremacist raises some challenging questions about modern America.

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Innocence of Memories

By David Jenkins

Director Grant Gee’s cinematic love letter to Istanbul doubles as a profoundly moving study of memory.

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Sherpa

By Adam Woodward

Ever dreamed of one day scaling Mount Everest? This powerful doc about a Nepalese community will make you reconsider.

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Chemsex

By David Jenkins

Directors William Fairman and Max Gogarty deliver a vital exposé on a dangerous new trend within the gay community.

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The Nightmare

By David Jenkins

The horrors of sleep paralysis are explored in a playful and provocative manner by director Rodney Ascher.

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Taxi Tehran

By Glenn Heath Jr

This lyrical, on-the-fly road movie about the cinematic and poetic value of daily existence is a must see.

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Maidan

By David Jenkins

An popular uprising in Ukraine is captured by the calm, collected director Sergei Loznitsa in all its abject horror.

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National Gallery

By Mark Asch

One of cinema’s Old Masters returns with this poetic and profound dissection of art and storytelling.

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The Last of the Unjust

By Jordan Cronk

Claude Lanzmann’s devastating appendix to his epochal Holocaust documentary, Shoah, is a vital piece of cinema.

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Sacro GRA

By David Jenkins

This surprising winner of the Venice Golden Lion is a quaint, amusing if not particularly life-altering slice of Italian psychogeography.

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At Berkeley

By Jordan Cronk

Federick Wiseman brings his insightful and layered filmmaking to one of America’s most liberal institutions.

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