Documentary of the Week 

Technology has made non-fiction film easier to make, more available and more popular than ever before. Here, WNYC selects the best documentaries as they come to screens of any size.

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Title	Date published
"White Hot" Reveals a Scandalous Clothing Company	2022-04-29
Former South Bronx Gang Member is profiled in "La Madrina"	2022-04-15
"When We Were Bullies" Explores Complicity	2022-04-08
Racing against time in "Sub Eleven Seconds"	2022-03-25
Inside "The Andy Warhol Diaries"	2022-03-18
"Calendar Girl" profiles Ruth Finley	2022-03-11
"Dear Mr. Brody" explores a mysterious millionaire	2022-03-04
Remembering "The Automat"	2022-02-25
"We Need to Talk About Cosby" explores a shattered legacy	2022-02-18
"Ronnie's" Explores a Legendary Jazz Club	2022-02-11
"Maurice Hines: Bring Them Back" Profiles a Virtuoso Performer	2022-02-04
Confronting History in "Lynching Postcards"	2022-01-28
"Cheer" Returns for Season Two	2022-01-21
Jeffery Robinson Reexamines Black History in "Who We Are"	2022-01-14
"American Insurrection" Explores the Legacy of January 6	2022-01-07
"Fauci" Examines the Fight Against Pandemics	2021-12-31
Live Theater Returns in "Reopening Night"	2021-12-24
"Street Gang" Explores the Origins of Sesame Street	2021-12-17
"Takeover" Revisits the Young Lords in Action	2021-12-10
The Documentary 'Listening to Kenny G' Explores Musical Taste	2021-12-03

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