Documentaries conquer the schedules, they are too many and even a little rigged

Netflix pulls the sprint, proposing a new series a week and restricting work times to the piece rate: other than the month of editing normally required for ten minutes of finished film. All the reasons for an identity crisis

Do you have the scented candle to watch documentaries? (Those who think of Gwyneth Paltrow can stop reading immediately). They are candles marketed by A24, the production house to which we owe Joel Coen’s classic “Macbeth” and the twisted “Everything, Everywhere All at Once” (two directors named Daniel and an avalanche of Oscar nominations). The first scented candles accompanied the classic genres, the “documentary” fragrance now promises “the aroma of university archives, clippings from old newspapers, found footage” (ie old films, virgin or discarded during editing).