If you knew where a wild new documentary about a real-life hunt for buried treasure could be streamed, would you queue it up?

This year more than ever, documentaries are expected to challenge our idea of what’s real and what’s fake.

The current trend of good cop, bad cop documentaries continues with Crime + Punishment, a film released on Hulu, focused on modern corruption in the New York City Police Department and the dozen current and former officers pushing back on debunked "broken windows" policing tactics, specifically regarding arrest quotas.

Bing Liu began filming his friends in his early teens, as any skater with access to a camera would do.

There is no franchise like Grey Gardens.

One of the earliest scenes of the documentary RBG, a rosy biography of Democratic Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, shows the 85-year-old working out at the gym to rap music.

June will be the 50th anniversary of the death of Robert F. Kennedy.

One of my favorite jokes is about a man goes to the doctor seeking "smart pills," only to walk out with a sample of what turns out to be rabbit droppings.

Election Day 2016: While most of the country is concerned with the presidential race, police officers in Flint, Michigan, eagerly await the results of a more personal vote.

When it comes to documentaries, peak movie season is year-round.

Maybe you’ve heard the story.

Everyone loves a good plot twist, but it’s so much more incredible when that twist is real.