Directed by the legendary Orson Welles, F for Fake (1973) is a dazzling, rhythmic “film essay” that blurs the lines between documentary and cinematic trickery. It serves as a playful yet profound meditation on the nature of authorship, authenticity, and the thin line between a genius and a charlatan.
Directed by Sheldon Renan and co-written/produced by Leonard Schrader, The Killing of America is a controversial and unflinching “mondo” style documentary. It serves as a grim sociological autopsy of American violence, focusing on the cultural shifts and specific atrocities that defined the mid-to-late 20th century.