David Bowie, the multi-hypenate artist who lived to create and re-create, lives large once more in Brett Morgen’s docu-dive into the psyche of a seeker.
It’s majorly worthy, but narrator Leonardo DiCaprio’s so-sincere doco labours its Earth-in-peril point.
The North Pole has never looked more gorgeous than it does in an intimate, awestruck French documentary.
The Clash frontman Joe Strummer is a contradiction in terms in Julien Temple’s buzzy look-back at his life.
A silk-tongued con artist is exposed in a probing documentary that just keeps getting stranger.
The white Australian at the centre of the Black Power salute at the 1968 Mexico Olympics.
Shot over two nights and interspersed with clips from a God’s-gift archive, this is as close as anyone is ever likely to get to the Rolling Stones.
Sharks are “beautiful” and unfairly maligned, says documentary maker Rob Stewart — and he has experts and stats to back him up.
The arcade video game Donkey Kong makes big-time rivals of its deeply serious players.