A 12-Year-Old Boxing Champion and Her Road to Olympic Gold | The New Yorker Documentary
“Team Meryland,” by Gabriel Gaurano, follows Meryland Gonzalez, a young boxer preparing for one of the biggest fights of her life thus far. The film unveils what is behind this athlete’s unmatchable tenacity: her family’s story.
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A 12-Year-Old Boxing Champion and Her Road to Olympic Gold | The New Yorker Documentary
September 15, 2021
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A Daughter’s Fight for Her Mother’s Affection | The New Yorker Screening Room
In the Colombian film “Between You and Milagros,” directed by Mariana Saffron, a teen-age girl and her mother search for affection in different places—Milagros, the daughter, longs for it at home, while her mother searches for it in her social circle.
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A Daughter’s Fight for Her Mother’s Affection | The New Yorker Screening Room
September 08, 2021
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Can Italian Amusement Royalty Save Coney Island? | The New Yorker Documentary
In Daniel Lombroso’s “The Prince of Luna Park,” Alessandro Zamperla works to protect his family’s iconic theme park during the pandemic—and prove himself to his father.
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Can Italian Amusement Royalty Save Coney Island? | The New Yorker Documentary
September 01, 2021
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A Baby’s First Sensations of the Natural World | The New Yorker Documentary
In “Walking Before Walking,” the filmmaker Adam Amir introduces his son to trees, snow, mist, and sand in the ancient forest of Ch’ich’iyúy Elxwíḵn—and, in so doing, reflects on what he found in himself.
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A Baby’s First Sensations of the Natural World | The New Yorker Documentary
August 25, 2021
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Re-creating the Syria of His Memories, Through Miniatures | The New Yorker Documentary
In “A Broken House,” directed by Jimmy Goldblum, Mohamad Hafez comes to the U.S. on a single-entry visa to study architecture, and, when he realizes that he can’t return to his home country, he decides to conjure it in his art.
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Re-creating the Syria of His Memories, Through Miniatures | The New Yorker Documentary
August 18, 2021
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One Woman’s Mission to Get Vaccines to Her Rural Alabama Town | The New Yorker Documentary
“The Panola Project,” a film by Jeremy Levine and Rachael DeCruz, follows Dorothy, a convenience-store owner, as she goes door to door in order to convince her neighbors to get their COVID-19 vaccines.
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One Woman’s Mission to Get Vaccines to Her Rural Alabama Town | The New Yorker Documentary
August 11, 2021
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A Free Diver Breaks a World Record at 245-Feet Below Ice | The New Yorker Documentary
In the film “Between Mountains and Mermaids,” by Bo Clausen, Tolga Taskin achieves a feat that many thought impossible: holding his breath for two minutes while plunging more than two hundred feet below the surface of a frozen lake.
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A Free Diver Breaks a World Record at 245-Feet Below Ice | The New Yorker Documentary
August 05, 2021
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What Happens When Childhood Fears Are Bottled Up? | The New Yorker Documentary
In “For Emergency Use Only,” the director Daire Collins revisits his early dread of nuclear disaster, and asks how the pandemic is affecting today’s children.
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What Happens When Childhood Fears Are Bottled Up? | The New Yorker Documentary
July 27, 2021
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Why I Rented a Haunted Apartment in New York City | The Screening Room | The New Yorker
In Amina Sutton and Maya Tanaka’s film “The Price of Cheap Rent,” gentrification makes a young artist realize that a haunted apartment is the only place she can afford.
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Why I Rented a Haunted Apartment in New York City | The Screening Room | The New Yorker
July 26, 2021
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Skateboarding Is Now an Olympic Sport—and Lizzie Armanto Is Going for Gold | The New Yorker
She’s one of the best skateboarders in the world. In “Chasing Tokyo 2021,” by Nathan Fitch, Lizzie Armanto recounts her award-winning career as she prepares for the 2021 Summer Olympics.
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Skateboarding Is Now an Olympic Sport—and Lizzie Armanto Is Going for Gold | The New Yorker
July 20, 2021
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How Hard Is It to Find a Cheap Sofa in New York? | The Screening Room | The New Yorker
A journey to find a sofa takes Abeer through a series of encounters with quirky characters—including her ex-boyfriend—in Noa Osheroff’s “Sofa So Good.”
Writer/Director: Noa Osheroff
Producer: Ben Fesintein, Noa Osheroff
DP: Adam Gundersheimer
Editor: Macha Tsarenkov
Music Supervisor: Jonathan Hecht
Production Designer: Ashley Brett Chipman
Cast: Nataly Aukar, Hiam Abbass, Zayn Alexander, Tom Thakkar, Omri Anghel, Ashley Hamilton
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How Hard Is It to Find a Cheap Sofa in New York? | The Screening Room | The New Yorker
July 06, 2021
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Big Mouth's Ayo Edebiri Tries to Keep Up with a New Yorker Cartoonist
Zoe Si provides instruction on how to draw a cartoon—using verbal cues only.
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Big Mouth's Ayo Edebiri Tries to Keep Up with a New Yorker Cartoonist
July 06, 2021
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24/7 Surveillance Lighting: Who Is Watching—and Why? | The New Yorker Documentary
Nadia Hallgren’s film “Omnipresence” tells the story of a Bronx housing project’s floodlights, which some residents find oppressive.
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24/7 Surveillance Lighting: Who Is Watching—and Why? | The New Yorker Documentary
June 29, 2021
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Documenting Her Wife’s Death on Social Media | The New Yorker Documentary
When Kim Acquaviva’s wife Kathy was diagnosed with late-stage ovarian cancer, the couple decided to share the day-to-day realities of her slide toward death that doctors can’t always provide.
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Documenting Her Wife’s Death on Social Media | The New Yorker Documentary
June 23, 2021
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A Young Child Tells Their Mother "I'm Not a Girl" | The New Yorker Documentary
In Aurora Brachman's short film "Joychild," an eight-year-old has an emotional conversation with their mother about gender identity.
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A Young Child Tells Their Mother "I'm Not a Girl" | The New Yorker Documentary
June 15, 2021
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A Gay Farmer on Love, Isolation, and Disrupting the Meat Industry in Australia | The New Yorker
In “Alone Out Here,” by Philip Busfield and Luke Cornish, an Australian rancher who is openly gay in a conservative industry fights to reduce carbon emissions through his cattle farming.
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A Gay Farmer on Love, Isolation, and Disrupting the Meat Industry in Australia | The New Yorker
June 09, 2021
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Late Night's Karen Chee Tries to Keep Up with a New Yorker Cartoonist | The New Yorker
The New Yorker cartoonist Maddie Dai provides instruction on how to draw a cartoon—using verbal instructions only. Late Night with Seth Meyers writer Karen Chee tests her drawing skills in this Cartoon Challenge.
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Late Night's Karen Chee Tries to Keep Up with a New Yorker Cartoonist | The New Yorker
June 02, 2021
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A Flamenco Dancer Finds Himself Through Performing in Drag | The New Yorker Documentary
In the film “Flamenco Queer,” by Ana González and Frederick Bernas, a queer man’s lifelong passion for flamenco comes out after decades of hiding feminine impulses in a conservative society with rigid cultural traditions.
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A Flamenco Dancer Finds Himself Through Performing in Drag | The New Yorker Documentary
June 02, 2021
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Mothers of Missing Migrants Ask “Have You Seen My Child?” | The New Yorker Documentary
“Since You Arrived, My Heart Stopped Belonging to Me,” a film by Erin Semine Kökdil and Chris Filippone, follows the journey of a group of Central American mothers travelling through Mexico in search of their children, who disappeared while migrating to the U.S.
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Mothers of Missing Migrants Ask “Have You Seen My Child?” | The New Yorker Documentary
May 26, 2021
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Listening In on the Tough Calls a FIFA Referee Must Make | The New Yorker Documentary
With unparalleled access and cinematic flair, “The Game” offers a tense, action-packed look at a referee during an international soccer match.
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Listening In on the Tough Calls a FIFA Referee Must Make | The New Yorker Documentary
May 20, 2021
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