Peter Sisam obituary
Other lives: Photographer who worked on pioneering documentary films
From dogging to Bob Marley: Vanessa Engle’s favourite documentaries
Vanessa Engle, director of new series Inside Harley Street, picks our her favourite documentaries
Autism in film: X+Y is audacious – but is it cliched or the real deal?
In X+Y, a gifted young man prepares for a mathematics contest. Does it, and films like it, misrepresent or empower those who are on the autistic spectrum?
India news channel in on-air protest against rape documentary ban
NDTV, stopped from showing India’s Daughter, displays largely blank screen during hour-long slot with text describing reactions to the film and its ban
The aristo and the spiv: the true story of the men behind the Who
Pop impresarios are often the hidden power behind the biggest acts, now two films turn spotlight on Kit Lambert and Chris Stamp
Darcey Bussell’s Looking for Audrey; Al Murray’s Great British Spy Movies – review
Bim Adewunmi: Fangirl Darcey’s Roman holiday adds little private colour to the Hepburn story, while Al Murray’s spy snoop neither shakes nor stirs …
My hymn to Bethlehem
Leila Sansour left Bethlehem aged 17, fed up with conflict and small-town restrictions. But when she went back in 2004, she fell in love with it – she’s spent 10 years making a deeply personal film about the disintegration of the city and of her own family
Saviour of France’s art: how the Mona Lisa was spirited away from the Nazis
Secret operation by Louvre staff on eve of war is revealed in new documentary on forgotten hero Jacques Jaujard
Dave Grohl: ‘You don’t need a needle hanging out of your arm to be a rock star’
Grohl is a man of many talents – and an inventive swearer. Between expletives, he talks about the Foo Fighters’ guest-laden new album – and why its accompanying TV series sees him hanging with Obama
Ken Burns’s TV documentary on the Roosevelts has the epic scale of Tolstoy
Geoff Dyer: Ken Burns's 14-hour marathon has a psychological subtlety and depth unprecedented on television
Great Train Robbery cash was passed on to Catholic church, claims film
Robber Gordon Goody identifies 'Ulsterman' of 1963 Royal Mail raid, saying he gave hundreds of thousands to church in Ireland
Filmmaker Roger Graef puts social justice in focus
Mary O'Hara: Ahead of his special Bafta tribute, the veteran documentary filmmaker, whose recent work highlights the adoption and benefits system, says he is passionate about making a difference
Hollywood stars to ‘put human face on climate change’ in ambitious TV series
Producers hope 'emotion' of celebrities like Harrison Ford and Arnold Schwarzenegger will connect with ordinary Americans
Roger Pomphrey obituary
Other lives: Documentary film and video director and blues guitarist who was in the original Eurythmics lineup
Will 12 Years a Slave help the fight against slavery?
Oliver Balch: Portraying slavery on film is wrought with challenges, but does it improve campaign impact?