Heather Fenty

This is the version of Martin Luther Knig’s “I Have a Dream” most Americans never learned in school. You see a man hated by the White House, hounded by the … Read more

One Black kid. One murder. Zero evidence. And a police department that wants a quick conviction more than the truth. In 2000, 65-year-old Mary Ann Stephens was shot and killed … Read more

We’re in a world where “quiet, please” has been replaced with “you can’t say that.” This doc captures the rebellion of America’s most underestimated defenders, armed with reading lists. “The … Read more

Robert Crumb is a legend, a weirdo, a genius, a creep, and a comic book god—and this documentary is all of that, plus a shocking deep-dive into the Crumb family’s … Read more

From Prince to Tupac’s hologram, watch the two-decade rise of the desert fest that almost died in its first year, but changed music history. There are lots of documentaries on … Read more

Ray Kroc didn’t invent McDonald’s; he just made damn sure you thought he did. This is a greasy, golden-arched tale of theft, capitalism, and a masterclass in the art of … Read more

Somewhere between a church sermon and a playground showdown, this film shows you the most important job in New York was never mayor—it was point guard. This is the best … Read more

He balanced on a single finger. Delivered a one-inch punch that sent men flying. And left behind 23 minutes of fight footage so powerful it vanished for nearly three decades … Read more