Genre: Documentary

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At 90 years old, Frederick Wiseman has released his 46th documentary, CITY HALL. Through his trademark masterfully edited vignettes and fly-on-the-wall approach, Wiseman dives this time into the inner-workings of the Boston city government, from basic municipal services to social reform and the entrenched systems that stall it.

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With vivid first-hand details and personal photos never-before-seen in any other movie about The Beatles, Paul Saltzman shares the extraordinary summer he spent in India, 1968 learning meditation with the Beatles.

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This moving and insightful collaboration between Tony Buba and Ray Hederson examines Black steelworkers’ fight for equal opportunity and treatment in the workforce. Combining archival footage and frank interviews with dozens of workers, STRUGGLES IN STEEL paints an uncompromising picture of how one culture was hit especially hard by the industry’s collapse.

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LIGHTNING OVER BRADDOCK, Buba’s magnum opus, might have its tongue in its cheek, but its heart is always firmly in the right place. This pseudo-documentary is an eccentric portrait of declining Braddock, PA. Fascinated by the idiosyncratic details of daily life, Buba uses his formidable sense of humor to document the decay of industrial America.

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Tony Buba chronicles the journey of author and Pitt Professor Marcus Rediker as he retraces the path of the brave Africans who rebelled against their captors and seized the slave schooner Amistad in 1839, leading to a watershed US Supreme Court decision that sparked Abolitionist action leading to the Civil War. A selection of Buba’s shorts included.

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This documentary rips back the curtain on legendary rock ‘n’ roll magazine CREEM. Started in Detroit in 1969, this anti-Rolling Stone was made up of a wild and disruptive band of outsiders that weren’t all that different from the music legends they covered.

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Granted new access to the ACLU and their offices, the filmmaking team behind the award-winning “Weiner” (2016) honors hard-fought battles and unsung heroes in this rousing, inspiring, and slyly humorous documentary on four seismically important court cases fought against the Trump administration.