The director, Phil Atwell, documents a hip-hop combo torn apart by jealousy.
UNMADE IN CHINA The director Gil Kofman documents his own attempts to make a thriller in China, while government agencies keep a close eye on him.
9 P.M. (Showtime) SPRINGSTEEN & I (2013) Using videos and photographs culled from more than 300 hours of footage submitted by some 350 fans, the director Baillie Walsh documents the life and career of Bruce Springsteen.
In "The Beauty Academy of Kabul," the director Liz Mermin documents the hilarious, moving and sometimes fractious meeting of diametrically different cultures, one that has suffered unimaginable horrors and one that believes a good perm is the answer to everything.
"People were paralyzed by the anxiety of not knowing when and where the next attack would come," recalled the director of "Documents of Time," Dijana Milosevic (no relation to the former president).
Using a mix of archival and contemporary material, the director, Joyce Warshow, documents the journey of this woman, who had precious little support in her struggles to live openly as a lesbian -- and as a mother, an employee and a citizen.
In the film, director Penny Woolcock documents attempts to bring an end to a 20-year war between two notorious Birmingham gangs – the Johnson Crew, based in Aston, and the Burger Bar Boys, based in neighbouring Handsworth.
This 2015 film by Chinese director Zhang Zambo documents the impact of China's massive infrastructure program, the "Second Great Leap Forward," on a quiet village in Hunan province.
It is this part of Iwao's life that director Kim Sungwoong documents in Freedom Moon.
In his brand new HBO documentary Mr. Dynamite, Oscar-winning director Alex Gibney documents the rise of the Godfather of Soul, James Brown.
