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Topic: Documentary (page 18)

(AP/Reuters/Stephane Mahe/Salon)

The past: Still not dead!

("Armor of Light"/Fork Films)

"Don't waste a bullet"

Green Day (BB Gun Press)

Heart like a Hand Grenade clip

Inside the FBI terror charade

Russell Brand, rebranded

P.J. O'Rourke, conservative pundit and humorist, and former editor of National Lampoon (Independent Institute)

P.J. O'Rourke: Trump's doomed!

(Sundance Institute)

The severed leg in the BBQ

(Reuters/Steve Marcus)

America's little-known ISIS

(Reuters/Mark Blinch)

Klein on climate: "It's a war"

(Sundance Institute)

Evel Knievel's America

(AP/Evan Agostini)

Michael Moore’s utopia

White supremacists Kynan Dutton (left) and Craig Cobb, in "Welcome to Leith." (Sundance Institute)

The neo-Nazi next door

(Magnolia Pictures)

The Steve Jobs paradox

(Firelight Media/Jeffrey Blankfort)

The amazing Black Panther saga

(Cinema Slate)

Weirdest true-crime tale ever

(BBC Worldwide North America)

Africa's great awakening

(Wikimedia/Montclair Film Festival)

Goldthwait's dark comedy

Caitlyn Jenner (AP/Chris Pizzello)

"I Am Cait" is vital advocacy

A still from "White People" (MTV)

MTV's "White People"

Vigilantes of the Autodefensa movement celebrate the "liberation" of a town in the Mexican state of Michoacán, in a scene from "Cartel Land."

Road trip to the drug war

Amy Winehouse (AP/Matt Dunham)

How we killed Amy Winehouse

(YouTube/Buzzfeed)

"I Am Chris Farley" trailer

Nina Simone in a still from "What Happened, Miss Simone?" (Sundance Institute)

Nina Simone and Civil Rights

Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonanno in "The Yes Men are Revolting" (The Orchard)

The Yes Men are Revolting

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