Chase Marie DiBenedetto

In a pre-climactic scene from new short documentary film Forgiving Johnny, a Los Angeles Public Defender named Noah Cox is talking about paper. Reams upon reams of paper that, viewers learn, are essential to whether or not indigent clients will get a...

If the last year of American politics, marked by the rise of anti-LGBTQ legislation, censorship in schools, and the dismantling of reproductive rights, were to be summed up in one word, new documentary Every Body makes the case that it should be "hypocrisy..."

"Well if you're sorry that makes me feel better," says a Tuscaloosa detective to an 18-year-old girl who has just reported, and recanted, an account of her rape to police. The startling statement is one of the first examples of a plight of alleged...

When Benny, a new-to-the-reservation 11-year-old boy spending the summer with his grandmother to connect with his family's Navajo culture, sits down for dessert with the matriarch and his young cousin, he's promptly given the "Visitor's Fork." Its...