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AFI Docs 2021: President

President is an undeniably important film but simply isn’t an engaging film

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AFI Docs 2021: Cusp

Cusp is a perfect example of when the fly on the wall style of documentary goes wrong

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The Lost Leonardo is a shocking art industry mystery that will captivate even audiences with no history with the subject

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The Story Won’t Die is both a needed and rewarding documentary feature

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We might be fundamentally solid but lacks the depth the feature clearly needs

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9/11: One Day in America becomes an almost instant masterpiece of the genre

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Courtroom 3H fails to live up to the potential the project had

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Rise Again: Tulsa and the Red Summer feels undeniable not just as one of the best films of 2021 but also as one of the most important

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While Fathom might not be a disaster, the film is definitely lackluster

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Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain is both an incredibly personal and beautifully universal meditation on life and happiness

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LFG is one of the most dynamic and important films of the year

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Radiograph of a Family is a confident and fresh documentary that is also one of the most personal in recent memory