Spike Lee's Colin Kaepernick documentary has received more bad news. The acclaimed American film director made a multi-part docuseries on the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback. Kaepernick, who starred at the University of Nevada,

The former Food Network star’s television appearance comes ahead of Canceled: The Paula Deen Story, a documentary premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival in September that examines the scandal that shattered her multimillion-dollar empire more than a decade ago.

"Detroit: The City of Chefs II," from local filmmaker and former chef Keith Famie, is a documentary about prominent chefs and restaurateurs and the metro Detroit culinary scene. This film follows "Detroit: The City of Chefs," which premiered in December 2024.

This Saturday, as part of its centenary events programme, the North Kerry Hurling Board will launch a specially commissioned 50-minute film documentary featuring 25 past and current officers and former players detailing their reminiscences of hurling in the North Kerry area.

Watch the trailer for 'True North,' a documentary premiering at TIFF about the Black liberation movement that surged in Montreal in the late 1960s.

An upcoming documentary about Kanye West is coming to theaters in September. Filmed over the course of six years, In Whose Name? offers a candid look at the controversial rapper drawn from 3,000 hours of previously unseen footage.

A NEW DOCUMENTARY LOOKING BACK AT HURRICANE KATRINA AND ITS IMPACT 20 YEARS LATER, WILL DEBUT NEXT WEEK IN NEW ORLEANS. TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW FOR THE PREMIERE OF TOGETHER IN THE EYE. IT WAS PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY A LOCAL WOMAN WHO SAYS SHE WANTED TO TELL THE STORIES OF KATRINA THAT THE NATIONAL MEDIA MISSED,

The Toronto Film Festival (TIFF) pulled a documentary about the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks, citing legal concerns with the footage, which prompted censorship allegations from the filmmakers.

"PIEOWA: A Piece of America," the debut film by Iowa's "Pie Lady," Beth M. Howard, demonstrates the power of pie and its ties to the fabric of Iowa's culture.

Documentaries about senior cats, threatened midwives and Dorothy Gale will be part of Milwaukee Film's second all-documentary festival.