Movies Similar to A Dog’s Life: A Dogamentary (2004)

Martin Scorsese's concert film documents The Rolling Stones performing live at New York's Beacon Theatre during their A Bigger Bang tour. Shot over two nights in 2006 with a talented group of…

Lexington, Kentucky, 2004. Four young men plan and attempt a daring art heist, considered one of the most ambitious in U.S. history.

Footage from 1939 shows a large American Nazi rally held at Madison Square Garden. Approximately 20,000 people attended the event just before the start of World War II.

This film offers a look at the people who live permanently in the underground tunnels beneath New York City. It's a cinematic portrait of the city's homeless population who have made these…

Michael Dowd was the most corrupt police officer in New York City's history. During the 1980s, while on duty in Brooklyn, he engaged in theft and drug dealing.

This documentary, which became a two-season TV series, features scientists and experts discussing a hypothetical world without humans. They explore how Earth, animals, and plants might evolve in humanity's absence, and the…

Tony Silver and Henry Chalfant's PBS documentary explores the rise and fall of subway graffiti in New York City during the late 1970s and early 1980s. The film reveals the energy and…

This documentary explores the vibrant world of dedicated movie lovers in New York City. It follows five people deeply passionate about film, who watch two to five movies daily – and hundreds,…

This documentary offers a detailed look at New York City painter Jean-Michel Basquiat. Through in-depth interviews with Basquiat conducted by his friend and filmmaker Tamra Davis, the film examines his experiences as…

This documentary explores the world of dogs, offering both scientific and emotional perspectives on these beloved companions.

With the Thanksgiving parade canceled and feeling stuck, Kimberly DiPersia and Alex R. Wagner decide to take a trip to Florida.

FLOAT! is a deeply personal, funny, and heartwarming film about filmmaker Azza Cohen's grandmother. At 82, the grandmother embarks on a life-affirming journey to learn how to swim. The film inspires viewers…

This film explores the life and work of a retired model maker.

A group of eleven-year-old students from a New York City public school discover ballroom dancing, and through the experience, they begin to open up about their lives. Told from their honest and…

Empire Skate follows the vibrant growth and lasting impact of 1990s New York skateboarding culture, focusing on the global success of Supreme and the personal stories of the skaters who shaped it.…

This film tells the story of Plato's Retreat, a popular nightclub in 1970s New York City. It follows the club's journey from its beginnings to its eventual decline.

Filmed over 18 months in New York City's Lower East Side, METHADONIA examines the problems with legal methadone treatment for heroin addiction. The film follows eight addicts, at different points in their…

This film explores the current state of democracy, questioning whether true participation is possible for everyone. It asks if access to technology and information – a concern highlighted by thinkers like Paul…

This 2004 benefit concert celebrates the 70th anniversary of Harlem's historic Apollo Theater. A diverse lineup of top musicians from the jazz, R&B, hip-hop, gospel, and Latin music worlds performs both classic…

This 2004 documentary chronicles three decades of alternative rock in New York City. It charts the genre's evolution, from the raw authenticity of the No Wave movement to the contemporary artists striving…

In the 1970s, the North American Soccer League tried to bring soccer to American audiences. Most teams struggled, but the New York Cosmos achieved widespread popularity. Created by Steve Ross of Warner…

CORPSMAN examines the bond between a woman and her dog, focusing on how a service dog helps a veteran recover from physical and emotional wounds sustained during their time in the U.S.…

On October 12th, 1978, New York City police found the body of a young woman in a hotel bathroom. The victim was Nancy Spungen, a former prostitute and stripper who had struggled…

In 1961, Lithuanian American artist and impresario George Maciunas founded the avant-garde art movement Fluxus. The film details Fluxus's growth following a widely publicized tour of "concerts" in Europe in 1962, and…

Retired actor Lars-Gunnar Persson finds companionship in his neighbor's dog, Zeb, confiding in him about past loves and pondering life's what-ifs. The dog's unwavering attention makes Zeb the perfect confidant for Lars-Gunnar.

The Curse of the Bambino seemed firmly in place after the Yankees dominated the ALCS, leading 3-0 against their rivals. In Game 4, they held a narrow 4-3 lead in the bottom…

This documentary offers a look inside Manhattan's Grand Central Terminal, a beloved hub for those who know it well. The film uses the recently completed renovation as a backdrop to showcase the…

Actor Ben Platt performs intimate songs from his debut album, "Sing to Me Instead," accompanied by a full band and his characteristic sharp humor.

This is a powerful and intimate story of the day that reshaped the modern world, told through the firsthand footage captured by everyday people who documented the event with their cameras.

Director Nick Canfield's debut film profiles Reverend Vince Anderson, a gospel-rock musician and activist who won the DOC NYC Audience Award. Vince left seminary to pursue music, forming the band The Love…

Michael Bublé performs in New York City to commemorate the 10th anniversary of his successful album "Christmas," with a show including music, comedy, and guest appearances.

For over six years, Matt Green, 37, has walked every street in New York City, covering more than 8,000 miles. *The World Before Your Feet* tells the story of his extraordinary quest…

This film captures Led Zeppelin's iconic 1973 concerts at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The concert footage is interwoven with glimpses into the band's private moments. Color sequences depict each…

For over a century, the Statue of Liberty has represented hope and a new beginning for immigrants. Ken Burns offers a lyrical and thought-provoking look at the statue's history and the concept…

Against the backdrop of the 9/11 attacks, this documentary explores how a younger generation ignited a musical revival in New York City, with effects felt globally.

This short documentary explores the life and work of artist Keith Haring. It examines his connection to the New York City graffiti scene, the launch of his Pop Shop, and the social…

"The Secret Life of Dogs" reveals how dogs perceive the world. The film explores dogs' inner thoughts and body language to understand their behaviors. Using slow-motion footage, thermal imaging, and close-up photography,…