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THE WIND'S THIRST is a visually striking tale of Wayuu land defenders in Colombia. povmagazine.com/the-winds-thā¦
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Now Iāve seen everything.
A24ās YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING increased from last weekend, adding another $19.5M itās 2nd week, $45M totalāalready one of the highest grossing documentaries of all time.
On tonight at @PlanetinFocus, THE LAKE offers a compelling story about seeing across political and religious divides amid the climate crisis. povmagazine.com/the-lake-revā¦
The dynamics of documentary filmmaking fuel an exploration of class divides in Lee Chang-dong's quietly moving drama POSSIBLE LOVE. povmagazine.com/possible-lovā¦
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This week in movies!
On LA BOLA NEGRA ā«ļø
"A heartfelt, unapologetically theatrical act of historical reclamation" - @peterhowellfilm
"beautifully shot, atmospheric" - @gseah1
"Guitarricadelafuente gives a star-making performance" - Pat Mullen
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Hitting screens 54 years after it was filmed, ONCE UPON A TIME IN HARLEM offers a historical record that feels very contemporary, writes @filmfest_ca povmagazine.com/once-upon-a-ā¦
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim in Toronto for the Canadian premiere(ish) of #YouCanSeeEverything. Lots of shout outs to Canadian documentary influences after. šØš¦š«”
Cinema Eye Honors announce Unforgettables Honorees, longlist for Audience Award, plus nominees for broadcast, series, and shorts. povmagazine.com/cinema-eye-hā¦
In the riveting environmental documentary THE LAKE, parties meet across political and religious divides when the waters of Great Salt Lake disappear and toxic dust blows into neighbouring cities povmagazine.com/the-lake-revā¦
How Once Upon a Time in Harlem Brings Archive into the Present: David Greaves and Liani Greaves on bridging a century of history. povmagazine.com/how-once-upoā¦
Myriad issues of political and cultural self-determination, climate change, resource extraction, cultural and historical loss and preservaĀtion and socio-economic injustice all coalesce and collide in the films from and about the north. povmagazine.com/geopolitics-ā¦
Festober Cometh: Some documentary highlights in a busy week that includes Planet in Focus, ReelWorld, and Rendezvous with Madness povmagazine.com/festober-comā¦
Could You Can See Everything Make Oscar History for Documentary? The arthouse circuit hasn't seen so many people discuss a film with such enthusiasm since Parasite, so this word of mouth hit could score a landmark nomination. povmagazine.com/can-you-can-ā¦
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[SPOILER] will officially be campaigned for Best Supporting Actress at the Oscars as "You Can See Everything" gears up to rewrite the rules of awards season in the following categories:
ā¢ Best Picture
ā¢ Director
ā¢ Production Design
ā¢ Cinematography
ā¢ Costume Design
ā¢ Film Editing
ā¢ Makeup and Hairstyling
ā¢ Sound
ā¢ Original Score
variety.com/2026/film/awardsā¦
It's a box office sensation and a word of mouth hit, so could YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING make Oscar history for a documentary? povmagazine.com/can-you-can-ā¦
How films like Nuisance Bear, Angry Inuk, Time and Water, Tuktuit: Caribou, and Nechako: It Will Be a Big River Again capture the environmental and social complexity of the North povmagazine.com/geopolitics-ā¦
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TikTok "Permanently Bans" the āMuskā Film Account, Raising Suppression Fears (Exclusive) hollywoodreporter.com/news/pā¦
Min Sook Lee shares why she confronted family secrets after decades of silence in THERE ARE NO WORDS: povmagazine.com/min-sook-leeā¦
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Frances McDormand, 3 Time Oscar Winner, Shows Up Unexpectedly at French Screening of Documentary About Her: āI did not authorize this!ā showbiz411.com/2026/10/16/frā¦ via @Showbiz411
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This week in movies!
On YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING š
"a genre-defying film" - @glennsumi
"more akin to a crowd-pleasing comedy or a terrifying horror film" - Joe Lipsett
"one hugely entertaining shape-shifter" - Pat Mullen
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