In Catfish, out in limited release tomorrow, 20-something NYC photographer Nev Schulman develops a Facebook friendship with 8-year-old artist Abby after she sends him an inspiring painting of one of his published photos. Soon, this friendship leads Nev to "meet" Abby's mother and attractive older sister Megan via Facebook. The site lets them feel like they're really getting to know each other, Read more

If the name Neda Agha-Soltan doesn't sound familiar, that's because the brave heroine of HBO's newest documentary is better known by a single haunting image, captured on a cell-phone camera. As we learn in For Neda, premiering tonight, Agha-Soltan wasn't merely a convenient symbol. Before being shot during the Iranian election protests last June by a presumed government sniper, the 26-year-old Read more

Every so often there comes a documentary ready to unleash our inner activists: Super Size Me pulled the curtain back on the fast food industry, An Inconvenient Truth got us to take notice of global warming, and now Waiting for Superman will delve into America's problematic education system. From the people who brought us An Inconvenient Truth, Superman shows us that kids in the US are Read more

Every time I witness a service dog in action, I'm amazed by just how much these dogs can do and how well-prepared and well-matched they are with their loving owners. The second thing I think . . . is how my own pooch's training pales in comparison. I know it's hard work to train a potential service dog, but I've never seen the actual process of matching pets to people so I'm excited to check out Read more

Chipotle doesn't just want to feed its customers — it wants to educate them, too. The fast-casual food chain has teamed up with Magnolia Pictures, Participant Media, and River Road Entertainment to promote Food, Inc., a documentary that exposes issues with the food industry in America. Beginning today, Chipotle Mexican Grill will host free screenings of the film. In addition, the eatery will Read more