January
Pee Wee as Himself (Matt Wolf, 2024)
Featured writers
Hunter Hargraves (CSU, Fullerton) and Cait McKinney (Simon Fraser University)
February
Pavements (Alex Ross Perry, 2024)
Featured writers
Laurel Westrup (UCLA) and Seth Mulliken (Northeastern University)
March
The Perfect Neighbor (Geeta Gandbhir, 2025)
Featured writers
Patrick Brian Smith (University of Salford) and Kelly Gates (University of California, San Diego)
April
Orwell: 2+2=5 (Raoul Peck, 2025)
Featured writers
Alyssa Sepinwall (Cal State University, San Marcos)
Want to suggest a title for Docalogue? Leave us your recommendation below!
DOCALOGUE 
Dear Jaimie, I’m Patricia Rebello, writing you from Brazil, I’m a fellow researcher on documentary studies at UERJ, University of the State of Rio de Janeiro. I think a discussion over the documentary Apocalypse in the Tropics, by Petra Costa, would be very interesting. I do think the doc has a lot of issues – for better and for worse – but despite it, seems an important point and gesture on the political scenery in Brasil in 2026. It´s healthy when documentary is embraced as a way to ensure the democratic fights. All the best!
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Thanks, Patricia. Check the archive – Apocalypse in the Tropics was our featured documentary in November 2025 🙂
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Sorry I missed that! And congrats – for the Docalogue, and specially for bringing the Petra film, it´s really very important.
BTW, I’d recommend, instead, the surreal (in the most beautiful meaning of the word) Mistress Dispeller for 2026. What a world for the documentary filmmaking!
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