Jury Award – Best Documentary Feature

2011 Tribeca Film Festival - Jury Award - Best Documentary Feature WinnerBombay BeachAlma Har'elBombay Beach is one of the poorest communities in southern California located on the shores of the Salton Sea, a man-made sea stranded in the middle of the Colorado desert that was once a ...Amazon2011 Tribeca Film Festival - Jury Award - Best Documentary Feature NomineesBullyLee HirschAmazonCinema KomunistoMila TurajlicAmazonDespicable Dick and Righteous RichardJoshua NealeAmazonGive Up TomorrowMichael CollinsAmazonJiro Dreams of SushiDavid GelbAmazonKoran by HeartGreg BarkerAmazonLove During WartimeGabriella BierAmazonMarathon BoyGemma AtwalAmazonOur SchoolMona NicoaraAmazonSemper Fi: Always FaithfulRachel LibertAmazonThe CarrierMaggie BettsAmazon

2012 Tribeca Film Festival - Jury Award - Best Documentary Feature WinnerThe World Before HerNisha PahujaTwo young women follow completely divergent paths in the new, modernizing India-one wants to become Miss India, the other is a fierce Hindu Nationalist prepared to kill and die for her beliefs.Amazon2012 Tribeca Film Festival - Jury Award - Best Documentary Feature NomineesBallroom DancerChristian BonkeAmazonDowneastDavid RedmonAmazonFame HighScott Hamilton KennedyAmazonHigh Tech, Low LifeStephen MaingAmazonLa Vierge, les Coptes et moi...Namir Abdel MesseehAmazonOff LabelMichael PalmieriAmazonPlanet of SnailSeung-jun YiAmazonThe FlatArnon GoldfingerAmazonThe ListBeth MurphyAmazonThe RevisionariesScott ThurmanAmazonWavumbaJeroen Van VelzenAmazon

2013 Tribeca Film Festival - Jury Award - Best Documentary Feature WinnerThe Kill TeamDan KraussA documentary that unveils the moral tensions that tear at soldiers' psyches through the lens of one highly personal story: Private Adam Winfield was a 21-year-old soldier in Afghanistan ...Amazon2013 Tribeca Film Festival - Jury Award - Best Documentary Feature NomineesAatsinki: The Story of Arctic CowboysJessica OreckAmazonAlias Ruby BladeAlex MeillierAmazonBig MenRachel BoyntonAmazonKatiyabaazFahad MustafaAmazonLet the Fire BurnJason OsderAmazonMichael H - Profession: DirectorYves MontmayeurAmazonOxyanaSean DunneAmazonRaw HerringLeonard Retel HelmrichAmazonRed ObsessionDavid RoachAmazonTeenageMatt WolfAmazonThe Genius of MarianBanker WhiteAmazon

2014 Tribeca Film Festival - Jury Award - Best Documentary Feature WinnerPoint and ShootMarshall CurryAn American sets out with his motorbike to find both adventure and his sense of manhood, leading him on an extraordinary journey he could not have imagined, including fighting in the Libyan Revolution.Amazon2014 Tribeca Film Festival - Jury Award - Best Documentary Feature Nominees1971Johanna HamiltonAmazonBallet 422Jody Lee LipesAmazonDior and IFrédéric TchengAmazonFishtailAndrew RenziAmazonGarnet's GoldEd PerkinsAmazonMala MalaDan SicklesAmazonMisconceptionJessica YuAmazonNe me quitte pasSabine Lubbe BakkerAmazonRegarding Susan SontagNancy D. KatesAmazonTomorrow We DisappearJim GoldblumAmazonVirungaOrlando von EinsiedelAmazon

2015 Tribeca Film Festival - Jury Award - Best Documentary Feature WinnerDemocratsCamilla NielssonIn politically unstable Zimbabwe, a new constitution is being put together by the ruling party of strongman Robert Mugabe and the divided opposition. Various political, local and personal interests are bogging the process down.Amazon2015 Tribeca Film Festival - Jury Award - Best Documentary Feature NomineesAutism in LoveMatt FullerAmazonHavana Motor ClubBent-Jorgen PerlmuttAmazonIn My Father's HouseRicki SternAmazonIn TransitAlbert MayslesAmazonIndian PointIvy MeeropolAmazonKilling Them SafelyNick BerardiniAmazonPalioCosima SpenderAmazonSong of LahoreAndy SchockenAmazonThank You for PlayingDavid OsitAmazonThe Birth of SakéErik ShiraiAmazonVery Semi-SeriousLeah WolchokAmazon

2016 Tribeca Film Festival - Jury Award - Best Documentary Feature WinnerDo Not ResistCraig AtkinsonAn account of the increasing use of military weapons and tactics by local law enforcement in the United States, counterpointed with civil unrest in Ferguson, Missouri following the shooting of Michael Brown in 2014.Amazon2016 Tribeca Film Festival - Jury Award - Best Documentary Feature NomineesAll This PanicJenny GageAmazonBetting on ZeroTed BraunAmazonBugsAndreas JohnsenAmazonContemporary ColorBill Ross IVAmazonKeep QuietJoe MartinAmazonLoveTrueAlma Har'elAmazonMemories of a Penitent HeartCecilia AldarondoAmazonThe Happy FilmStefan SagmeisterAmazonThe ReturnKelly DuaneAmazonTickling GiantsSara TakslerAmazonUntouchableDavid FeigeAmazon

2017 Tribeca Film Festival - Jury Award - Best Documentary Feature WinnerBobbi JeneElvira LindA love story portraying the dilemmas and inevitable consequences of ambition. It is a film about a woman's fight for independence, trying to succeed with her own art in the extremely competitive world of dance.Amazon2017 Tribeca Film Festival - Jury Award - Best Documentary Feature NomineesA River BelowMark GriecoAmazonA Suitable GirlSarita KhuranaAmazonCopwatchCamilla HallAmazonNo Man's LandDavid ByarsAmazonShadowmanOren JacobyAmazonThe Death and Life of Marsha P. JohnsonDavid FranceAmazonThe DepartureLana WilsonAmazonThe Reagan ShowSierra PettengillAmazonThe SensitivesDrew XanthopoulosAmazonTrue ConvictionJamie MeltzerAmazonWhen God SleepsTill SchauderAmazon

2018 Tribeca Film Festival - Jury Award - Best Documentary Feature WinnerIsland of the Hungry GhostsGabrielle BradyMillions of crabs journey across Australia's Christmas Island in one of the planet's largest land migrations.Amazon2018 Tribeca Film Festival - Jury Award - Best Documentary Feature NomineesBlowin' UpStephanie Wang-BrealAmazonCall Her GandaPJ RavalAmazonMomentum GenerationJeff ZimbalistAmazonNo Greater LawTom DumicanAmazonPhantom CowboysDaniel Patrick CarboneAmazonTanzania TransitJeroen Van VelzenAmazonThe Man Who Stole BanksyMarco ProserpioAmazonThe Rachel DivideLaura BrownsonAmazonUnited SkatesTina BrownAmazonWhen Lambs Become LionsJon KasbeAmazonYellow is ForbiddenPietra BrettkellyAmazon