Documentary

Last year, our inner children got reintroduced to Maurice Sendak through the adaptation of his book “Where the Wild Things Are.” We also got to…

We never check our physical mail here at Reject HQ because of some dramatics that went down between me and the Columbia Music Club, so…

When New York author Colin Beaven launched the No Impact Man project in 2007, in which he and his family (wife Michelle and 2-year old…

When I tell you that Walt Disney was charged by the United States government in the early 1930s with going down to South America in…

Kirby Dick’s ‘Outrage,’ a documentary that outs closeted politicians, has been one of the hot titles at the Tribeca Film Festival.

There is something so unintentionally funny, yet terrifying about the monster that is Mike Tyson. We all know him as one of the most controversial…

Back in the later 1950s, a prominent doctor named Dorian Paskowitz dropped out of the traditional life and took his wife on the road, living out of a trailer. Before long, they had nine kids (eight boys and one girl), and they lived a life of surfing out of that trailer, before things began to unravel.

One of the most charming and fun docs from all of SXSW — nay, of the entire year.

At first glance, it appears to be a doc painted with a broad stroke, giving it a jumpy, unfocused feeling — that is, until it evolves right before our eyes into something special…