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
'Antidote' profiles a journalist on Russia's wanted list	2025-05-09
'River of Grass' explores the Everglades	2025-05-02
'Drop Dead City' covers New York in the '70s	2025-04-25
John Lennon and Yoko Ono in 'One to One'	2025-04-11
'We Want the Funk' moves your mind and body	2025-04-05
'Secret Mall Apartment' explores a rebellious art project	2025-03-28
Looking back at Japan's Aum cult	2025-03-21
'Art Spiegelman: Disaster is My Muse' profiles the cartoonist of 'Maus'	2025-02-21
'Sly Lives!' explores a musical legacy	2025-02-14
A painting escapes from prison	2025-02-06
'The Fall of Diddy' explores accusations against Sean Combs	2025-01-31
Liza Minnelli looks back	2025-01-24
'The Only Girl in the Orchestra' profiles Orin O'Brien	2025-01-17
Exploring the legacy of Loïe Fuller in 'Obsessed with Light'	2024-12-06
'Space Cowboy' profiles an aerial stunt artist	2024-11-13
'Soundtrack to a Coup D'Etat' blends music and history	2024-11-08
'No Other Land' focuses on the West Bank	2024-11-01
Japan's #MeToo moment in 'Black Box Diaries'	2024-10-25
'Union' follows the labor movement at an Amazon warehouse on Staten Island	2024-10-18
'Carville: Winning is Everything, Stupid' profiles the maverick political consultant	2024-10-11

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