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Political humourist Bill Maher and Borat director Larry Charles teamed up last year to make the doco Religulous. A very amusing look at the role religion plays in people’s lives and how they have come to and subsequently defended their religious stance, it’s satirical and very anti-religion but manages to be both highly amusing and [...]

Objectified is the latest project by Gary Hustwit, the director of the fantastic Helvetica. Objectified is a look at the world of industrial design and how it impacts our day to day lives. “It’s a look at the creativity at work behind everything from toothbrushes to tech gadgets. It’s about the people who re-examine, re-evaluate and [...]

Romain Gavras, the man behind the epic video for Stress, and So-Me, responsible for the visual chicanery of D.A.N.C.E and DVNO, have collaborated with Justice once again. A Cross the Universe follows the band on a 20 day tour across the USA and while I haven’t had a chance to watch the full DVD yet, [...]

Part of the Weekend Never Dies is an epic looking film by Saam Farahand. The director followed Soulwax around the globe and took in 120 of their shows, capturing life on the road for the group and their interaction with friends, fans and contemporaries along the way. The film was doing the festival circuit earlier [...]

Thomas Campbell, Shepard Fairey, Jo Jackson, Chris Johanson, Margaret Kilgallen, Harmony Korine, Geoff McFetridge , Barry McGee, Mike Mills, Stephen Powers and Ed Templeton If you are in to graffiti, street art or are a pop culture snob – these names should ring some bells for you. If not, all the more reason to get [...]

An Unlikely Weapon is a documentary directed by Susan Morgan about photographer pulitzer prize awarded photographer Eddie Adams – the man who is famous for taking that haunting black & white photo of a Saigon police chief shooting a vietcong guerrilla point blank. A photograph that was so visually powerful, that it affected the course [...]

Boxes is a made for TV/DVD documentary about of legendary director Stanley Kubrick, aptly named – as it catalogues his life by going through thousands of boxes filled with photos, notes and newspaper clippings to weave together an intriguing insight into his career and private life. Full 50 minute video and text excerpt after the [...]

You may have seen these before, this was first covered on a New York Times photo feature last year. Made in Queens is a shorto doco about the those crazy kids in Queens, NY who turn their BMX’s into these crazy machines of aural assault. The doco is made by the director/writer duo, Nicolas Randall [...]