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It was difficult for me to figure out what the appeal and purpose of ‘This Way of Life' was supposed to be. It's a documentary about a long-haired and unkempt Kiwi named Peter Karena dispensing his views on life against a backdrop of rugged scenery ...

The documentary ‘Living in Emergency: Stories of Doctors Without Borders' is a compelling film. It casts a realistic look at a non-government organisation's work in conflict zones of Africa and the toll it can take on aid workers. Filmmaker Mark Hop...

Can you name at least three female artists? Not many people can, according to filmmaker and artist Lynn Hershman Leeson. And she sees that as a big problem. In her slow-moving documentary ‘Women Art Revolution' she revisits the US art history, start...

Ali Samadi Ahadi, director of the award-winning documentary ‘The Green Wave', talks below about the process of making the film, which tells the story of the 2009 populist rebellion in Iran that foretold the emergence of similar rebellions across the ...

It was a time of afros and pleated shirts; James Brown and Bootsy Collins. It was the '70s, and an inner-city Houston high school was about to make history. Charismatic band leader, Conrad “Prof” Johnson would turn the school's mediocre jazz band int...

This film is the kick-start you will need if you struggle to find the energy to move from the couch and head to the gym. ‘Autumn Gold' tells the inspiring and motivational stories of five athletes from across Europe who are all longing to climb on th...

Don't let their pretty pink saris fool you the Gulabi Gang, or Pink Gang, are a bunch of women who mean business. Led by the feisty Sampat Pal Devi, they spend their time righting the many wrongs done to women in Uttar Pradesh, India. It's a poverty-...

Two documentaries from the Academy Awards shortlist, and the two major prize winners at North America’s top documentary festival, are among 11 films screening at the Bermuda Documentary Film Festival (Bermuda Docs), April 29-30-1May. ‘Living in Emerg...

The Bermuda Documentary Film Festival (Bermuda Docs) has added a second screening of the documentary film, ‘Poverty in Paradise: The Price We Pay’, directed by Lucinda Spurling and produced by the Coalition for the Protection of Children. The film wi...

Friday April 29 6.30pm: Living in Emergency: Stories of Doctors Without Borders. United States, 2009, 94 minutes, Rated R. For the first time ever, the Nobel Peace Prize-winning Medicines sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Borders) organisation gave a...