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A very good year for documentaries, if an annus horribilis otherwise
By Peter Keough Globe Correspondent,Updated December 15, 2020, 8:02 p.m.
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Mayor Marty Walsh at the Greater Boston Food Bank, from City Hall. Courtesy of Zipporah Films Inc.
While the big studios struggle under the restrictions of the pandemic, documentary films thrive. Over 140 have been released in 2020 according to Wikipedia, and with difficulty I have picked 10 favorites. They range from “City Hall,” the 45th film by Frederick Wiseman, a study of a government serving its citizens, to “Feels Good Man,” the first feature by Arthur Jones, a microcosm of how the Internet fails its users. These films are evidence that the documentary genre serves as a touchstone of truth in this era of misinformation. ....

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