When natural and human interests impinge on each other, and over-regulation disturbs our biological balance, important questions arise. Do we belong to nature or does nature belong to us? Read on for our review of Marijn Poels’ Return To Eden, It’s All About Coming Home. [Read more...]
In the spotlight of global media coverage Lucia Lucas, the first transgender woman ever to perform as Don Giovanni in a professional opera, makes her historic debut in one of America’s most conservative states. Here is our review of the documentary The Sound Of Identity. [Read more...]
On October 2016, 55-year-old Nancy Paulikas was visiting the LA Museum with her family and friends. On their trip, Nancy went to the bathroom and never returned. This is her story and the Screen Critix review of director Thiago Dadalt’s Alzheimer documentary ‘Where Is Nancy?’ [Read more...]
With no experience or training, Simon Boisvert embarks on a creative adventure of writing directing and producing self-financed micro-budget narrative films. Since his debut made six feature films. This documentary takes us on his journey through the good times and mostly the bad times of his career. [Read more...]
The life story of legendary fashion designer Michael Braun, best known for making flamboyant stage clothing for pop culture icons as diverse as rock stars like Jimi Hendrix to wrestlers like Hulk Hogan and ‘Macho Man’ Randy Savage. This is our review of Made as Art: The Michael Braun Story. [Read more...]
Favourites here at Screen Critix, Stacey Stone and Diane Mellen return with another short documentary, this time focusing on a comedian called Jack. Check out our review. [Read more...]
Based around a group of photographers who aim to interact with the public through their art, we take a look at the feature documentary Keep It In The Streets from director Everett Bumstead. [Read more...]
Directors Scott Owen and David Swift take us on a journey that is all-things beer related in the slick documentary Beers of Joy. Here is our review. [Read more...]
By 2050, it is projected that at least 20% of all Americans will self-identify as two or more races so what will this mean to a nation tormented by race? Filmmaker Eli Steele takes us on a personal journey to find out how this will affect his family and what boxes he may have to tick in the future. [Read more...]
After The X-Files came the short-lived series Millennium, starring Lance Henrikson. Now, nearly twenty years after it left our screens, Jason D Morris brings us a documentary looking at the beloved show in Millennium After The Millennium. [Read more...]