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Above the Fold What is an ‘American film’? 6 outsider auteurs who held a mirror to our culture From Vietnam to mass incarceration, foreign and immigrant-directed films captured American identity better than ‘Forrest Gump.’ by Tia Glista Above the Fold 10 years of ‘In the Loop’: 5 prophetic moments from the biting satire When the cabinet is a rotating door and diplomacy is done via Twitter, you can't accuse Armando Iannucci's film of overstating the depths of corruption... by Clara Malley Above the Fold Soviet-era sci-fi gave Stanley Kubrick a run for his money Beam me up Sputnik!—5 Soviet counterparts to your favorite space films by Clara Malley Above the Fold Accompany Solange on her spiritual expedition home Beginning next week, an extended cut of Solange's futuristic, redemptive film 'When I get Home' will be screened internationally. by Clara Malley Above the Fold Cheng Ran, the video artist melding underground stories with experimental DJ scores On the heels of winning the $100,000 Nomura Emerging Artist Award, Cheng Ran tells Document how he stays on the cutting edge in today's globalized... by Ann Binlot Above the Fold Toni Morrison, in her own voice Timothy Greenfield-Sanders's documentary, 'Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am,' reveals the author's strength and sharp wit, surprising no one. by Gabriela Serpa Above the Fold The revolution will be televised? Kim Kardashian, Elizabeth Gilbert, and criminal injustice as entertainment As Hollywood attempts to illuminate cracks in the criminal justice system, it must also dismantle the dangerous racial paradigms of criminality and virtue. by Tia Glista Above the Fold Ava DuVernay explains why When They See Us is ‘a triumph of black people against injustice’ Filmmaker Ava DuVernay spoke with Henry Louis Gates Jr. on her latest mini series chronicling the Central Park Five case at the Vision & Justice... by Ann Binlot Above the Fold 4 female directors challenging the Cannes status quo As the film industry grapples with the size of steps taken to spotlight more women at Cannes, we take a look at the record-tying four... by Sophia Rose Segarra Above the Fold Tilda Swinton’s first photography show, inspired by Virginia Woolf’s ‘Orlando’ The actor draws upon the gender-bending novel to guest edit Aperture's Summer 2019 issue, featuring photography by Collier Schorr and Carmen Winant. by Clara Malley Above the Fold Gabriel Held’s 12 favorite Camp moments in TV and film Ahead of this year’s Met Gala, vintage archivist and camp enthusiast Gabriel Held walks us through the best moments in pop culture camp. by Shawn Lakin Tenth Anniversary From the Archive: John Waters and Edmund White decode death, sexting, and the flaws of Dalí Ahead of Waters's new essay collection, 'Mr. Know-It-All: The Tarnished Wisdom of a Filth Elder,' the writers reminisce on glory holes and redeem Warhol's legacy... by Maraya Fisher Above the Fold 5 Agnès Varda films that taught us how to be vulnerable Document remembers the vulnerable tenor of Varda’s oeuvre—and the 5 films that it is best embodied by. by Tia Glista Conversations Noname speaks with Lakeith Stanfield about staying independent Noname's new track, ‘Song 32,’ is just for her fans. In Document's Spring/Summer 2019 issue, she and Lakeith Stanfield talk dodging and chasing the spotlight. by Maraya Fisher Above the Fold Revisiting Godard’s ‘Tout Va Bien,’ a manifesto for post-1968 class struggle Starring a newly radicalized Jane Fonda, Jean-Luc Godard’s masterpiece of radical cinema documented a workers strike at a French sausage factory, and revealed the stratification... by Tia Glista Above the Fold ‘The Umbrellas of Cherbourg,’ the anti-musical of French New Wave Looking back at the musical starring Catherine Deneuve by director Jacques Demy and composer Michel Legrand, who passed away late last week. by Phil Backes Above the Fold Document celebrates Suspiria with Grace Coddington and Luca Guadagnino Document editor-in-chief Nick Vogelson, Alek Wek, Mica Arganaraz, Craig McDean, and Doug Lloyd joined Coddington and Guadagnino for an intimate dinner at The Standard. by Ann Binlot Tenth Anniversary From the Archive: Willem Dafoe takes you inside his fanaticism Writer and critic John Ortved sits down with the prolific actor to discuss the ritual of performance, falling in love with one's craft, and why... by John Ortved Tenth Anniversary From the Archive: Larry Clark and Chloë Sevigny reunite and reminisce The director sits down with Chloë Sevigny, who first appeared in his cult classic 'Kids,' to discuss his film 'Marfa Girl,' underage sex scenes and... by Chloë Sevigny Conversations Charlotte Rampling, a Fox, and a Plate Writer Anthony Haden-Guest speaks to the actress about her forays in painting, the marriage between photography and performance, and the intoxicating energy of 1960s London... by Anthony Haden-Guest At Large David Lynch still keeps his head Piecing together the fragments of the director's infamously opaque creative process with his new memoir, 'Room to Dream.' by Judy Berman Conversations Luca Guadagnino has conquered love, now he hopes to scare the world The Italian director behind last year's most moving love story discusses his 'deeply personal' remake of Italian-horror classic 'Suspiria,' set to be released this September,... by Nathan Taylor Pemberton Above the Fold Is a film festival sponsored by the Israeli government an incident of ‘art-washing?’ Document talks with a London-based filmmaker and activist, who is one of 30 industry professionals calling for the boycott of The London Israel Film and... by Caroline Christie Conversations Meet the women of Rome’s first all-female motorcycle club Document speaks with the four members of The Litas, featured in a Bulgari-produced documentary premiering this week at the Tribeca Film Festival. by David Plaisant At Large Visions of Vigilantism How two recent films, Eli Roth's remake of 'Death Wish' and the Safdie Brother's 'Good Time,' update a less-spoken promise of the American dream: instant... by Jonathon Sturgeon Above the Fold Sofia Coppola on the ‘universal’ girlhood she captured in ‘The Virgin Suicides’ and on being rediscovered by a new generation The Oscar-winning director spoke with Document about the Criterion Collection release of her debut film. by Nathan Taylor Pemberton Conversations Photographer William Klein has spent a lifetime looking at the world Long revered and often imitated, the photographer surveys a storied career overflowing with experimentation and left turns with curator Hans Ulrich Obrist. by Hans Ulrich Obrist Fashion Portfolio Inside the unseen archives of Christian Dior with archivist Soizic Pfaff The venerable fashion house's head curator provides a rare, behind-the-scenes glimpse at a collection 70 years in the making by Phil Backes Above the Fold “Not Yours”: A New Film by Document and Diane Russo The filmmaker pays homage to the vital history of democracy’s one true lifeblood: a revolutionary spirit that reinforces that protest is timeless. by Document Journal Above the Fold An Olfactory Memory Inspires Jason Wu’s First Fragrance The designer discusses his new scent with perfumer Frank Voelkl in this Document exclusive. by Ashley Simpson Above the Fold New Artifacts Prada unveils its first line of semiprecious jewelry. Watch the exclusive video for the lauch of Prada Talisman here. by Benjamin Gutierrez Above the Fold A Whole New World for Janette Beckman One of nine women who inspire creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri, the documentarian interpets Dior Spring/Summer 2017. by Derrick Gaitér Above the Fold Wilfried Lantoine Takes His Collection to the Dancefloor For the designer's Spring/Summer 2017 lookbook video, a gang of Parisian clubgoers bring new energy to uniformwear. by Benjamin Gutierrez Above the Fold Fallen From Grace, An Exclusive Look at Item Idem’s “NUII” Two-and-a-half minutes before ultimate global catastrophe, the artist's new short film is a desert wonder that champions against capitalism and President Donald Trump. by Derrick Gaitér Above the Fold Prada Presents “Past Forward” The historic fashion house and David O. Russell embark on a joint venture to investigate how subjectivity is formed. by Benjamin Gutierrez Above the Fold “The Tale of Thomas Burberry” Burberry releases a new short film honoring the life and legacy of its founder. by Benjamin Gutierrez Above the Fold “La Fabrique de la Soie” — Craig McDean for Hermès The photographer and atelier partner on a short film to unveil new patterns, colors, and more. by Benjamin Gutierrez Above the Fold “Eating Emotions (Chased by Sounds)” McQ presents a gripping short film by choreographer Nathan Mitchell and director Phillip Lopez, debuting on Document. by Joshua Glass Above the Fold Tom Sachs and Van Neistat on “A Space Program” Tom Sachs and Van Neistat talk about their collaboration A Space Program and take Document on a tour of the artist's Downtown studio. by Blake Abbie Above the Fold Dior Homme F/W 2016 Photographer Willy Vanderperre collaborates with Kris Van Assche on a film for Dior Homme F/W 2016, exclusive to Document. by Document Journal Conversations Photographer and Director Willy Vanderperre Discuss His Premiere Short Film Naked Heartland Photographer and director Willy Vanderperre discuss how adolescence and tragedy informed his premiere short film Naked Heartland with writer Alix Browne. by Alix Browne Above the Fold A Visionary Debut: Carlo Lavagna’s ‘Arianna’ Hailed by Variety as “a strikingly presented debut,” Carlo Lavagna’s Arianna is a visionary film about an intersex post-adolescent (played by the ravishing Ondina Quadri),... by Document Journal Above the Fold A.P.C. Fall/Winter 2015 by Collier Schorr A.P.C. has always shyed away from the flashy campaigns and stayed true to the brands nearly 30-year history of simplicity and utilitarianism. As such, the... by Document Journal Documented Fabio Zambernardi, Prada and Miu Miu’s design director on cinema, drama, and women. The legendary designer shares his love for leading ladies. by Fabio Zambernardi Above the Fold Original Document: Donna Karan by Denis Piel, 1985 Unearthing Donna Karan's rare video directed by Denis Piel and starring Rosemary McGrotha from the year Karan founded her brand, one can't help but feel... by Nick Vogelson Above the Fold Dior’s Secret Garden IV Document Journal previews the next chapter in Dior's Secret Garden campaign. Directed by Steven Klein, the newest film stars Rihanna running through the corridors and... by Document Journal Above the Fold “Legs Are Not Doors” A Film for Proenza Schouler by Harley Weir Inspired by “Real Sex” and “Taxi Cab Confessions”—idiosyncratic muses and friends share fleeting thoughts and gazes while wearing the Proenza Schouler Spring/Summer 2015 collection. Have... by Document Journal Above the Fold “The Smell of Us”—A Collaboration with Larry Clark and J.W.Anderson Document Journal invites you to celebrate The Smell of Us at collaborative book between Larry Clark and J.W.Anderson with a special performance by reVolt (thisisnotrevolt).... by Document Journal Documented Following the right hands of Joan Crawford and Lauren Bacall, with Pierre Bismuth The artist disrupts the fragile framework of cinema with intentional misuse of information or symbols, the meanings of which one typically takes for granted, in... by Alissa Bennett Documented The Three Deaths of Pier Paolo Pasolini Tijana Mamula interprets the contrasting histories surrounding the death of a phenomenal filmmaker on November 2, 1975, from Document's Fall/Winter 2012 issue. by Tijana Mamula
Above the Fold What is an ‘American film’? 6 outsider auteurs who held a mirror to our culture From Vietnam to mass incarceration, foreign and immigrant-directed films captured American identity better than ‘Forrest Gump.’ by Tia Glista
Above the Fold 10 years of ‘In the Loop’: 5 prophetic moments from the biting satire When the cabinet is a rotating door and diplomacy is done via Twitter, you can't accuse Armando Iannucci's film of overstating the depths of corruption... by Clara Malley
Above the Fold Soviet-era sci-fi gave Stanley Kubrick a run for his money Beam me up Sputnik!—5 Soviet counterparts to your favorite space films by Clara Malley
Above the Fold Accompany Solange on her spiritual expedition home Beginning next week, an extended cut of Solange's futuristic, redemptive film 'When I get Home' will be screened internationally. by Clara Malley
Above the Fold Cheng Ran, the video artist melding underground stories with experimental DJ scores On the heels of winning the $100,000 Nomura Emerging Artist Award, Cheng Ran tells Document how he stays on the cutting edge in today's globalized... by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold Toni Morrison, in her own voice Timothy Greenfield-Sanders's documentary, 'Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am,' reveals the author's strength and sharp wit, surprising no one. by Gabriela Serpa
Above the Fold The revolution will be televised? Kim Kardashian, Elizabeth Gilbert, and criminal injustice as entertainment As Hollywood attempts to illuminate cracks in the criminal justice system, it must also dismantle the dangerous racial paradigms of criminality and virtue. by Tia Glista
Above the Fold Ava DuVernay explains why When They See Us is ‘a triumph of black people against injustice’ Filmmaker Ava DuVernay spoke with Henry Louis Gates Jr. on her latest mini series chronicling the Central Park Five case at the Vision & Justice... by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold 4 female directors challenging the Cannes status quo As the film industry grapples with the size of steps taken to spotlight more women at Cannes, we take a look at the record-tying four... by Sophia Rose Segarra
Above the Fold Tilda Swinton’s first photography show, inspired by Virginia Woolf’s ‘Orlando’ The actor draws upon the gender-bending novel to guest edit Aperture's Summer 2019 issue, featuring photography by Collier Schorr and Carmen Winant. by Clara Malley
Above the Fold Gabriel Held’s 12 favorite Camp moments in TV and film Ahead of this year’s Met Gala, vintage archivist and camp enthusiast Gabriel Held walks us through the best moments in pop culture camp. by Shawn Lakin
Tenth Anniversary From the Archive: John Waters and Edmund White decode death, sexting, and the flaws of Dalí Ahead of Waters's new essay collection, 'Mr. Know-It-All: The Tarnished Wisdom of a Filth Elder,' the writers reminisce on glory holes and redeem Warhol's legacy... by Maraya Fisher
Above the Fold 5 Agnès Varda films that taught us how to be vulnerable Document remembers the vulnerable tenor of Varda’s oeuvre—and the 5 films that it is best embodied by. by Tia Glista
Conversations Noname speaks with Lakeith Stanfield about staying independent Noname's new track, ‘Song 32,’ is just for her fans. In Document's Spring/Summer 2019 issue, she and Lakeith Stanfield talk dodging and chasing the spotlight. by Maraya Fisher
Above the Fold Revisiting Godard’s ‘Tout Va Bien,’ a manifesto for post-1968 class struggle Starring a newly radicalized Jane Fonda, Jean-Luc Godard’s masterpiece of radical cinema documented a workers strike at a French sausage factory, and revealed the stratification... by Tia Glista
Above the Fold ‘The Umbrellas of Cherbourg,’ the anti-musical of French New Wave Looking back at the musical starring Catherine Deneuve by director Jacques Demy and composer Michel Legrand, who passed away late last week. by Phil Backes
Above the Fold Document celebrates Suspiria with Grace Coddington and Luca Guadagnino Document editor-in-chief Nick Vogelson, Alek Wek, Mica Arganaraz, Craig McDean, and Doug Lloyd joined Coddington and Guadagnino for an intimate dinner at The Standard. by Ann Binlot
Tenth Anniversary From the Archive: Willem Dafoe takes you inside his fanaticism Writer and critic John Ortved sits down with the prolific actor to discuss the ritual of performance, falling in love with one's craft, and why... by John Ortved
Tenth Anniversary From the Archive: Larry Clark and Chloë Sevigny reunite and reminisce The director sits down with Chloë Sevigny, who first appeared in his cult classic 'Kids,' to discuss his film 'Marfa Girl,' underage sex scenes and... by Chloë Sevigny
Conversations Charlotte Rampling, a Fox, and a Plate Writer Anthony Haden-Guest speaks to the actress about her forays in painting, the marriage between photography and performance, and the intoxicating energy of 1960s London... by Anthony Haden-Guest
At Large David Lynch still keeps his head Piecing together the fragments of the director's infamously opaque creative process with his new memoir, 'Room to Dream.' by Judy Berman
Conversations Luca Guadagnino has conquered love, now he hopes to scare the world The Italian director behind last year's most moving love story discusses his 'deeply personal' remake of Italian-horror classic 'Suspiria,' set to be released this September,... by Nathan Taylor Pemberton
Above the Fold Is a film festival sponsored by the Israeli government an incident of ‘art-washing?’ Document talks with a London-based filmmaker and activist, who is one of 30 industry professionals calling for the boycott of The London Israel Film and... by Caroline Christie
Conversations Meet the women of Rome’s first all-female motorcycle club Document speaks with the four members of The Litas, featured in a Bulgari-produced documentary premiering this week at the Tribeca Film Festival. by David Plaisant
At Large Visions of Vigilantism How two recent films, Eli Roth's remake of 'Death Wish' and the Safdie Brother's 'Good Time,' update a less-spoken promise of the American dream: instant... by Jonathon Sturgeon
Above the Fold Sofia Coppola on the ‘universal’ girlhood she captured in ‘The Virgin Suicides’ and on being rediscovered by a new generation The Oscar-winning director spoke with Document about the Criterion Collection release of her debut film. by Nathan Taylor Pemberton
Conversations Photographer William Klein has spent a lifetime looking at the world Long revered and often imitated, the photographer surveys a storied career overflowing with experimentation and left turns with curator Hans Ulrich Obrist. by Hans Ulrich Obrist
Fashion Portfolio Inside the unseen archives of Christian Dior with archivist Soizic Pfaff The venerable fashion house's head curator provides a rare, behind-the-scenes glimpse at a collection 70 years in the making by Phil Backes
Above the Fold “Not Yours”: A New Film by Document and Diane Russo The filmmaker pays homage to the vital history of democracy’s one true lifeblood: a revolutionary spirit that reinforces that protest is timeless. by Document Journal
Above the Fold An Olfactory Memory Inspires Jason Wu’s First Fragrance The designer discusses his new scent with perfumer Frank Voelkl in this Document exclusive. by Ashley Simpson
Above the Fold New Artifacts Prada unveils its first line of semiprecious jewelry. Watch the exclusive video for the lauch of Prada Talisman here. by Benjamin Gutierrez
Above the Fold A Whole New World for Janette Beckman One of nine women who inspire creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri, the documentarian interpets Dior Spring/Summer 2017. by Derrick Gaitér
Above the Fold Wilfried Lantoine Takes His Collection to the Dancefloor For the designer's Spring/Summer 2017 lookbook video, a gang of Parisian clubgoers bring new energy to uniformwear. by Benjamin Gutierrez
Above the Fold Fallen From Grace, An Exclusive Look at Item Idem’s “NUII” Two-and-a-half minutes before ultimate global catastrophe, the artist's new short film is a desert wonder that champions against capitalism and President Donald Trump. by Derrick Gaitér
Above the Fold Prada Presents “Past Forward” The historic fashion house and David O. Russell embark on a joint venture to investigate how subjectivity is formed. by Benjamin Gutierrez
Above the Fold “The Tale of Thomas Burberry” Burberry releases a new short film honoring the life and legacy of its founder. by Benjamin Gutierrez
Above the Fold “La Fabrique de la Soie” — Craig McDean for Hermès The photographer and atelier partner on a short film to unveil new patterns, colors, and more. by Benjamin Gutierrez
Above the Fold “Eating Emotions (Chased by Sounds)” McQ presents a gripping short film by choreographer Nathan Mitchell and director Phillip Lopez, debuting on Document. by Joshua Glass
Above the Fold Tom Sachs and Van Neistat on “A Space Program” Tom Sachs and Van Neistat talk about their collaboration A Space Program and take Document on a tour of the artist's Downtown studio. by Blake Abbie
Above the Fold Dior Homme F/W 2016 Photographer Willy Vanderperre collaborates with Kris Van Assche on a film for Dior Homme F/W 2016, exclusive to Document. by Document Journal
Conversations Photographer and Director Willy Vanderperre Discuss His Premiere Short Film Naked Heartland Photographer and director Willy Vanderperre discuss how adolescence and tragedy informed his premiere short film Naked Heartland with writer Alix Browne. by Alix Browne
Above the Fold A Visionary Debut: Carlo Lavagna’s ‘Arianna’ Hailed by Variety as “a strikingly presented debut,” Carlo Lavagna’s Arianna is a visionary film about an intersex post-adolescent (played by the ravishing Ondina Quadri),... by Document Journal
Above the Fold A.P.C. Fall/Winter 2015 by Collier Schorr A.P.C. has always shyed away from the flashy campaigns and stayed true to the brands nearly 30-year history of simplicity and utilitarianism. As such, the... by Document Journal
Documented Fabio Zambernardi, Prada and Miu Miu’s design director on cinema, drama, and women. The legendary designer shares his love for leading ladies. by Fabio Zambernardi
Above the Fold Original Document: Donna Karan by Denis Piel, 1985 Unearthing Donna Karan's rare video directed by Denis Piel and starring Rosemary McGrotha from the year Karan founded her brand, one can't help but feel... by Nick Vogelson
Above the Fold Dior’s Secret Garden IV Document Journal previews the next chapter in Dior's Secret Garden campaign. Directed by Steven Klein, the newest film stars Rihanna running through the corridors and... by Document Journal
Above the Fold “Legs Are Not Doors” A Film for Proenza Schouler by Harley Weir Inspired by “Real Sex” and “Taxi Cab Confessions”—idiosyncratic muses and friends share fleeting thoughts and gazes while wearing the Proenza Schouler Spring/Summer 2015 collection. Have... by Document Journal
Above the Fold “The Smell of Us”—A Collaboration with Larry Clark and J.W.Anderson Document Journal invites you to celebrate The Smell of Us at collaborative book between Larry Clark and J.W.Anderson with a special performance by reVolt (thisisnotrevolt).... by Document Journal
Documented Following the right hands of Joan Crawford and Lauren Bacall, with Pierre Bismuth The artist disrupts the fragile framework of cinema with intentional misuse of information or symbols, the meanings of which one typically takes for granted, in... by Alissa Bennett
Documented The Three Deaths of Pier Paolo Pasolini Tijana Mamula interprets the contrasting histories surrounding the death of a phenomenal filmmaker on November 2, 1975, from Document's Fall/Winter 2012 issue. by Tijana Mamula