Manufacturing Madness

A quiet, observational gaze into institutional life, patient and unhurried, leaving you with a lingering sense of confinement and fragile human connection.

A sober, inquisitive tour of unsettling medical history that makes you think about the fragility of the mind.

A sober, clear-eyed look at a familiar pill that leaves you uneasy about how easily relief is handed out.

A sober, alarming parade of experts diagnosing a public figure, leaving you unsettled and hyper-focused on the fragility of power.

A sober, sorrowful documentary that asks you to sit with painful testimony and weigh unsettling questions about medicine and the mind.

A sober, humane archival documentary that quietly uncovers a forgotten haven of compassion amid wartime horror.

A sober, archival immersion that lets ordinary voices and home movies carry the weight of a terrible history.

An intimate, sobering documentary that sits with two women's clarity about their seizures, offering empathy rather than spectacle.

A calm, talk-heavy civic documentary that walks you through institutions and history with sober, patient seriousness.

A sober, essayistic documentary that walks you through decades of television footage while experts dissect how entertainment turned cruel.

A sober, urgent exposé that feels like a long, carefully argued warning, mixing talking-head interviews with unsettling claims about medicine and childhood.

A chilling, slow-burn documentary that lets a notorious voice speak for himself, leaving a lingering unease.