How John Wilson’s ‘The History of Concrete’ Became A Reflection of Life as a Documentary Filmmaker

In “The History of Concrete,” Wilson explores how hard it is just to get a documentary funded about the making of concrete, especially when the budget balloons with trips around the world.

'The History of Concrete' Review: ‘How To’s John Wilson Finds Brilliance in a Wild Concept

In The History of Concrete, documentarian and comedian John Wilson excels in moving from TV to feature-length movies.

‘The History of Concrete’ Review: John Wilson Ponders Permanence and Immortality in Hilarious and Poignant Feature-Length ‘How To’ Follow-Up

The creator of HBO's 'How To with John Wilson' learns about a building material, Italian wax sculptures, New York City ...

How the Adams Family Stays Close By Shooting Wild Horror Movies Together in the Woods, Including ‘Mother of Flies,’ Their Most Ambitious Work Yet

The collective — father John Adams, mother Toby Poser, and their daughters, Zelda Adams and Lulu Adams — spend their time ...

Dr. Phil’s son’s ‘life-threatening’ NYPD documentary blocked by court after Mamdani lawsuit

That footage is part of a contentious NYPD documentary, “Behind the Badge,” which gave McGraw “special” access to police ...

Who Makes a Horror Movie About Cancer in Their Real Home? Meet the Radical ‘Mother of Flies’ Family

John Adams, Zelda Adams, and Toby Poser chat with IndieWire about their new necromancy nightmare and the experiences with ...