documentaries
'Los Punks' Documents Los Angeles’ Backyard Latino Punk Scene
Filmmaker Angela Boatwright talks about filming punks, the LAPD, and making a movie that she says no man could’ve made.
Watch Taylor Swift's '1989 World Tour – Live' Film Now!
The film captures a recent tour date in Australia.
A Way Through: Dave Navarro Discusses Domestic Violence and the Documentary 'Mourning Son'
"The drugs nearly took me and could have easily made me another headline, so if I’ve been spared, then I have an obligation to make a difference in somebody else’s life."
Cass McCombs Revisits 60s San Francisco in the Video for "I Cannot Lie"
The video features footage from the 2005 documentary 'Following Sean.'
The Long, Strange Trip of the Chemists Behind the Legendary LSD 'Orange Sunshine'
'The Sunshine Makers' is a new documentary that shares the untold story of the chemists-turned-criminals who altered the psychedelic world.
Inside the Film School for Women and Children in War-Torn Afghanistan
George Gittoes's new documentary, 'Snow Monkey,' is like 'The Act of Killing' meets 'The Wolfpack' meets 'Lawrence of Arabia'—with the Taliban and ISIS thrown in.
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Talking Sci-Fi, VHS and Hollywood with Wim Wenders, King of the Road Movie
We met the famed German auteur to discuss his changing motivations as a director and his thoughts on the Hollywood remake of "Wings of Desire."
Bobcat Goldthwait's Latest Documentary Examines Child Sexual Abuse
'Call Me Lucky' tells the story of Barry Crimmins, a comedian and sexual abuse survivor who took on AOL in the 90s for inadequately dealing with the child pornography circulating through its chat rooms.
A New Documentary Dives Into the ‘Cyclone of Bullshit’ in South Sudan
We spoke with director Hubert Sauper about 'We Come as Friends,' his mesmerizing new film that follows the surreal before-and-aftermath of South Sudan's recent independence.
'Cartel Land': Coming Full Circle
VICE spent the day with filmmaker Matthew Heineman during his first visit back to Mexico since the making of his unflinching documentary Cartel Land.
‘Oriented’ Gives Us an Intimate Look at What It’s Like to Be a Gay Palestinian in Israel
We met with director Jake Witzenfeld to talk about his new documentary that follows the struggles and victories of three young, gay Palestinian men in Tel Aviv.
Why So Many Disney Villains Sound 'Gay'
The new documentary ‘Do I Sound Gay?’ explores the surprising number of mincing, sibilant animated villains with a penchant for extravagant hats.
