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DOCUMENTARY FILM Ross McElwee Takes a Long, Hard Look at His Late Son and Himself in ‘Remake’ July 9, 2026July 9, 2026 Kenji Fujishima 0 Comments 4K restoration, Adrian McElwee, Albert Maysles, Amy Adams, autobiographical documentary, bipolar disorder, Chris Marker, CIvil War, D.A. Pennebaker, David Maysles, direct cinema, documentary, documentary film, film criticism, Film Forum, Film Forum NYC, film restoration, filmmaking, grief, independent film, Michael Moore, Morgan Spurlock, National Film Registry, nonfiction cinema, opioid addiction, personal documentary, Remake, Ross McElwee, Sans Soleil, Sherman's March, Steve Carr, William Tecumseh Sherman The latest from the legendary documentarian is his most devastating yet. Read more