Speaking with ToI's film writer about new, fun documentary 'Ottolenghi and the Cakes of Versailles,' master chef gives readers a taste of what's happening in his famed test kitchen

Documentarians Jon Shenk and Bonni Cohen focus their lens on toxic culture that exploited and endangered young athletes, while protecting perpetrators for decades

Documentarian Ric Burns captures celebrated Jewish MD's final days in a meditation on Sacks's Orthodox youth, tumultuous career and acceptance of mortality. Film debuts Sept. 23

'The Kings of Capitol Hill,' airing on Israel's YesDocu before going global, examines how the pro-Israel lobby eschewed mainstream US Jewry for Evangelical Christians and the right

With new Netflix documentary 'Feels Good Man' premiering Sep 4, filmmakers say what started as a silly hate meme has bled into mainstream politics; ignore it at your peril

Screening August 4, 'Red Penguins' traces marketing guy Steven Warshaw's attempt to turn former Red Army hockey team on to US-style razzamatazz in time of chaos and corruption

In 6-part series, Israeli-American filmmaker Shaul Schwarz gains unprecedented access to ICE and CBP operations, drawing ire of Trump administration

Netflix documentary 'Crip Camp' charts how an inclusive 1960-70s summer camp in the Catskills shaped activists who are fighting for equality today amid the COVID-19 crisis

Documentary traces veteran wildlife lensman Amos Nachoum's effort to photograph predator while swimming alongside it, which has never been done before

Even as church reopens from coronavirus closure, two documentaries portray complex modern struggles at site where Jesus is believed to have been crucified, buried and resurrected