The Detroit Film Critics Society Award for Best Documentary is an annual award given by the Detroit Film Critics Society.
History It honors the best documentary film of that year since its inception in 2011 with the first winner being Errol Morris's Tabloid.
Winners 2011: TabloidFilm Critics Awards: Mormon Missionary Sex Slave Documentary Unexpected Win - Alt Film Guide Into Eternity Into the Abyss Marwencol We Were Here 2012: Jiro Dreams of Sushi The House I Live In The Imposter The Queen of Versailles Searching for Sugar Man 2013: Stories We TellDetroit critics name 'Her' the year's best, hand Brie Larson two awards - UPROXX Blackfish The Act of Killing The Square The Unknown Known 2014: CitizenfourDetroit Film Critics Society flips for 'Boyhood' - The Detroit News Finding Vivian Maier Jodorowsky’s Dune Keep On Keepin’ On Life Itself 2015: Amy Best of Enemies Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief Listen to Me Marlon The Look of Silence 2016: O.J.: Made in America 13th Gleason Life, Animated Tickled Weiner 2017: Jim and Andy: The Great BeyondDetroit Film Critics Society honors 'Florida Project' - Associated Press News The Defiant Ones Human Flow Kedi Step Strong Island Whose Streets? 2018: Three Identical Strangers Free Solo RBG Whitney Won't You Be My Neighbor? 2019: Apollo 11 Amazing Grace Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror Knock Down the House Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese 2020: Dick Johnson Is Dead All In: The Fight for Democracy Boys State The Dissident Time 2021: Flee and Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain The Sparks Brothers Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street
See also Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature
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