YAS DESIGN DOC

tastemaking does take time. just ask 2Pz.

YAS NERD ALERT

december 27 on pbs.

watch 13th on netflix.

This montage of Trump yearning for the "good ole' days" in @AVAETC's searing documentary "13th" is just devastating: pic.twitter.com/KtpJzbg4UN

— David Harris-Gershon (@David_EHG) October 12, 2016

this was a very good frontline

you should watch this

i watched it last night and got my mind blown a few times. it's online here or you can set your tivo.

UPDATE!!!!! joel just learnt that astronaut scott kelly is ALL VOL. #vfl

looking forward to this

the mavis staples documentary
coming to HBO in a few days

chunk got himself a netflix documentary series

Chunk

A photo posted by Chelsea Handler (@chelseahandler) on Dec 30, 2015 at 4:47pm PST

count me in

“There are an unbelievable number of twists and turns in the story arc of Making a Murderer, it feels like it has to be fictional,” said Lisa Nishimura, Netflix VP of Original Documentary Programming. “Ricciardi and Demos have navigated very complex terrain and skillfully woven together an incredible series that leaves you feeling like you’re right in the middle of the action.” (via)

REM is coming.

REM TEASER 2015 from tomas koolhaas on Vimeo.

Now three years in the making, Tomas Koolhaas' film will examine his father's incomparable ouvre of work through the eyes of the people that inhabit the designs, eschewing the high-brow and sometimes impenetrable discourse that usually surrounds the work of OMA for something more elemental. (via)

the short game

i watched this last night and it was 11 biscuits. it's on netflix, you have to watch it.

tig notaro's doc will be here soon

have we talked about this movie yet?

this family never left their apartment in the east village and they LOVE movies. nytimes.


 UPDATE

On the town with the boys of the Wolfpack http://t.co/eX5VHK9BKk pic.twitter.com/rbV9OFBy7R

— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) June 11, 2015

showtime ladies and gentlemen showtime

the subway showtimers documentary you have been waiting all your life for is here check it out

sign me up.

nina simone doc comin' to nurtflurx.

who's excited?

march 29.

your new "serial" is here

it's called the jinx, its a 6 part documentary series on HBO. and it's real creepy.

WATCH IT.

i bet you didn't know broad city was a documentary.

there really are microscopic shrimp in new york city drinking water. and apparently scientists think that's a good thing? i dont know...nsikan?

definitely going to see this with thomas wilhelm.

One of the most intriguing — and most discussed — films at this year’s Sundance Film Festival is a curious documentary called The Nightmare, which recounts and restages the experiences of various people who suffer from extreme forms of sleep paralysis. The subject is fascinating enough on its own, but The Nightmare was directed by Rodney Ascher, who made a splash at the 2012 festival with Room 237, his experimental documentary about different, out-there interpretations of Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining. As might be expected, The Nightmare, not unlike the previous film, is by turns playful, probing, and terrifying. (via)

the enclave

A few years ago we shared photographer Richard Mosse‘s unique infrared imagery that he had shot in The Democratic Republic of Congo for his series Infra. Taking advantage of an old type of Kodak film called Aerochrome, he infused new color into this war-torn and often forgotten part of the Earth.

Now he’s taken that project a step further by creating a documentary film called The Enclave. Shot entirely on 16mm Aerochrome film, the footage reveals both the unseen infrared bouncing off of the vegetation, and this too-often unseen “ongoing humanitarian disaster.” (via)

thx grace!

what did i watch on netflix this weekend?

i watched the new netflix documentary from the director of the cove, called mission blue. it tells the life story of marine biologist and ocean-rights activist, dr. sylvia earle, aka my new fave #HBIC. and it's not just a history, she's also got a plan for saving us all. one (not real) word: hopespots.

i give it 11 biscuits!


the next doc i'm planning to watch is a paleontology thriller called dinosaur 13. it's in theaters right now, but it's also available on amazon prime and ondemand. let me know if you want to come over and watch with me.