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Harmontown and The Cult of Dan Harmon
The Community creator is the subject of a new doc premiering at SXSW
Calvin and Hobbes Creator Bill Watterson Reveals First Cartoon in Almost 20 Years
The cartoonist created the film poster for the upcoming comic strip documentary Stripped
Elaine Stritch Is In the Market for a Good New Play
The stage legend talks retiring, diabetes and getting brutally honest in the new documentary about her life
Real People Read Their Old Diaries Aloud, and There’s a Documentary About Them
Why would these people choose to share their most embarrassing memories?
The Documentary Blackfish Is Still Creating Waves at SeaWorld
Musical acts are canceling SeaWorld shows, citing the unsettling documentary’s influence
How to Watch Every Oscar-Shortlisted Documentary
Your guide to the 15 possible nominees in the documentary category
What’s So Special About Calvin and Hobbes?
A documentary about the beloved comic strip arrives in theaters Nov. 15
The Surprising Story Behind the World’s Rarest VHS Tape
A new documentary sheds light on the retro-obsessed world of VHS-tape collectors
How to Make Money Selling Drugs: Adrian Grenier Explains
The story behind a movie that looks at the drug trade from a new angle
An Activist’s Path: A Q&A with the Oscar-nominated director of How to Survive a Plague
The Oscar-nominated filmmaker behind ‘How to Survive a Plague’ talks to TIME about the origins—and future—of his documentary
Richard Branson Joins the War Against the War on Drugs
As a member of the Global Commission on Drug Policy, Branson is part of the burgeoning movement to end the U.S.-led war on drugs. He’s hoping the new documentary ‘Breaking the Taboo’ will help the cause
Detropia: Filmmakers Behind New Detroit Doc Talk Recession, Recovery and Decay Tourism
What do Swiss tourists and film-festival moviegoers have in common?