The North American premiere of “War on Education,” the acclaimed documentary about Ukraine by filmmaker Stefano Di Pietro, ...

The African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey hosted a Juneteenth Bazaar and Show on Thursday at The Noyes Arts ...

WWI pandemic is explored in The Flu That Killed 50 Million, Murder 24/7 returns for a new run, there's the New Zealand ...

For space fans, June has something extra to enjoy, as NASA recently released “Cosmic Dawn,” a new “intimate access” ...

Associate Professor of Communication Studies Kathy Kasic’s latest film sounds the alarm on global warming with a powerful ...

Bringing together striking visuals, humour and shared sensibilities, a recent photography exhibition in Budapest draws compelling lines between Poland and Hungary – not just through history, but ...

The NEH is among the most reliable sources of funding for history documentaries. DOGE-led grant terminations have filmmakers “living in a moment of crisis.” ...

A few days ago, on May 8, 2025, marked the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II on European soil. However, many Nazi henchmen, including monsters like Adolf Eichmann and Josef Mengele ...

A new documentary screening at the Milwaukee Film Festival explores the city's historic Brady Street neighborhood from its earliest roots, its eras of immigration, to the present day. Brady Street ...

Ansbach was liberated three days later by elements of the 56th Armored Infantry and 92nd Reconnaissance Squadron, which had encircled the city from the north and east, a U.S. Army history states.

It’s a sentiment that’s echoed by the historian Simon Schama in his potent, deeply personal documentary The Road to Auschwitz, which airs on BBC2 immediately before Mendes’s film ...