The Nightcrawlers

A quiet, unsettling documentary that observes urban violence and corruption through a photographer's lens, demanding patience and reflection.

A sober, journalistic plunge into a shadowy criminal world, more grimly informative than thrilling.

A sober, firsthand look at a community shaped by drug trade, offering tension and human detail without sensationalism.

A sober, patient investigation into buried violence, carried by the weight of memory and the quiet persistence of a young reporter.

A sober, frontline look at drug enforcement that feels grim and procedural, trading drama for unflinching access and quiet unease.

A sobering, clear-eyed look inside a brutal system, offering little comfort but plenty to think about.

A grim, matter-of-fact true-crime survey that mixes talking heads with re-enactments, informative but rarely gripping.

A short, sobering night watch through unrest, immersive and tense, asking quiet attention as it observes anger and grief on the street.

A sober, unsettling documentary that lays out evidence and testimony, leaving you with a quiet anger at abuses of authority.

A sober, gripping true-crime chronicle that reconstructs a city's fear with archival footage and testimony, unsettling but never exploitative.

A grim, unrelenting plunge into state violence that leaves you shaken and hollowed out.

A sober, immersive look at drug policing in a vast city, tense and grim but human.