Today in Documentary The new Henry Louis Gates Jr. series, 'Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History,' premieres on PBS Find more to watch this week here: ift.tt/go7JdlM

15 years ago today, Michael Madsen's exceptionally unsettling 'Into Eternity: A Film for the Future' was released in the U.S. You can find it on our spotlight on documentaries set in the future here: buff.ly/4hGI74E And read our review: buff.ly/4hGI8Wg

If you want something to watch for Laura Poitras's birthday, her Oscar-winning film 'Citizenfour' is currently streaming for free with ads on Tubi and Fandango at Home. . Here's our review of the landmark documentary: bit.ly/3qaasGY

The 1937 WPA film 'We Work Again' is notable for featuring the only known footage of Orson Welles’s all-Black production of 'Macbeth.' Watch it here: bit.ly/3SrGpc7 And find more important films documenting Black History in the making here: bit.ly/2NYrlCL

'Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest' is now streaming free on Tubi. Here's our review of Michael Rapaport's music doc, filed initially during the 2011 Sundance Film Festival: buff.ly/k5tgjOa

With 'West of Memphis' now streaming on AMC+, watch it there and read our interview with director Amy Berg about how it adds to what 'Paradise Lost' started: buff.ly/6rY7Am0

No dramatization of the story of the West Memphis Three can compare to the compelling accounts of four documentaries. bit.ly/3oFG9Xx