From a true-crime takedown to the danger of talking truth to power — a look back at our favorite docs of the year.

Fifty years after NASA put the first men on the moon, this 2019 history documentary was released to celebrate the essential wonder of that historic space mission, without extraneous commentary.

Director Mark Frederick works with cinematographer Mark Stitzer (left) of Bellefonte while filming scenes about World War II. Courtesy photo A new documentary film depicting the history of Blair ...

Director Lynn Novick to Follow Central Park’s Evolution from a Democratic Experiment in the 1850s to America’s Most Celebrated Public Space Three-Part Series to Weave History and Imagery to Explore ...

World War II is one of the most significant events in human history. It claimed the lives of millions, devastated the economies of multiple countries, and forever changed life as we knew it. Its ...

Lance Armstrong has narrated a new documentary on the history of the legendary American company, Schwinn Bicycles. The documentary, called No Hands: The Wild Ride of the Schwinn Bicycle Company, is ...

Fictional stories have the ability to mirror reality, to reveal universal truths about living and society that expose the deepest crevices of humanity. But documentaries hold just as much power — they ...

The new documentary “Microphone Check: The Hidden History of Hip-Hop” makes its D.C. premiere at the Landmark E Street Cinema downtown from July 19 through July 26. “There’s a lot of misconceptions ...