For 50 years she walked Cape Cod’s woods and beaches, noticing what the rest of us miss. And turned it into poetry. Tim Ferriss recommended this one. He’s quoted Oliver … Read more

Yale’s men’s rowing team got hot showers. The women were sent home freezing in wet clothes. So 19 women rowers stormed an administrator’s office and stripped in protest. Thanks to … Read more

Remember Elizabeth Holmes? The Theranos founder who was convicted of duping some of the richest and most powerful people in the world? She invited avant-garde filmmaker Nathan Fielder (“Nathan For … Read more

The actual people sent into one of the most radioactive places on Earth, and the cameras that followed them. Thx to Margarida Bastos of Collider for first pointing this one … Read more

At 80, Agnès Varda turns her life into art—using beaches, mirrors and memories. Thanks to Jeremy Urquhart of Collider for pointing us toward this one in his “The 25 Best … Read more

He’s a multimillionaire reggae star nicknamed the “Ghetto President.” Then he decides to take on Uganda’s actual president who had been in power since 1986. Shout out to the IDA … Read more

What happens when a conservative Christian mom believes being gay is a sin—but the person she loves most in the world is gay? Trailer for “Mama Bears” You Can’t Make … Read more

For 70 years, a locked door split one family’s Belgrade apartment in two. Yugoslavia’s communist government took half the apartment and moved strangers into it. Trailer for “The Other Side … Read more

He helped reinvent jazz. This doc uses secret recordings to show the complicated man behind that famous smile. Shout out to the IDA Newsletter for putting this one on my … Read more