Ken Burns discusses his new two-part film on the Italian polymath Leonardo da Vinci and how it fits in with his own codex of documentaries.

According to director Lance Oppenheim, Coulam saw how poorly he treated Baldwin and stepped aside as general manager, letting Baldwin operate the festival. 

The awards organization is focused on celebrating nonfiction filmmaking and all those who contribute to that field.

Documentarian Amanda McBaine joined IndieWire to discuss the acclaimed follow up to "Boys State," now streaming on Apple TV+.

Tribeca: The visual essayist returns with another personal account told through pop culture.

Director David Stenn brings his 2007 documentary "Girl 27," about Patricia Douglas, to YouTube to continue sharing her story.

ABC News' "Print It Black," now available on Hulu, follows the journalists of the Uvalde Leader-News as they cover the aftermath of the horrific school shooting — which even claimed the life of a staffer's child.

The husband and wife team behind “The Sixth,” Sean Fine and Andrea Nix Fine, say A24 is changing course with the distribution plan for the film.

The Archival Producers Alliance believes documentary filmmakers should value primary source material above anything generated by AI.

Dominic Asmall Willsdon is taking over the IDA after his predecessor left behind a fractious tenure and broken culture. Now, he tells IndieWire, he wants to bring back its credibility — and more.

Director Simone Scafidi takes an exacting look at the life of the "Deep Red" writer/director through stunning archival footage and fresh interviews with the filmmaker, his daughters Asia and Fiore Argento, "Opera" star Cristina Marsillach, and more.

Through candid interviews, home videos, and re-purposed movie scenes, directors Ian Bonhôte and Peter Ettedgui capture tragedy and inspiration.