Articles
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Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry Review - Top of the Charts
Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry is an intimate coming-of-age portrait.
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Quebec’s auteur documentary streaming platform Tënk goes bilingual
Following provincial success, Tënk is bringing a curated, rotating collection of films to Canadian screens from coast to coast.
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DOC Responds to NFB’s Strategic Plan with a Call for Increased Production Spending and Transparency
DOC responds to the NFB’s strategic plan with steps that include restoring production spending and committing to greater racial and filmmaker representation.
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A Conversation with ‘Concerto’ Director Ben Proudfoot
An interview with A Concerto Is a Conversation director Ben Proudfoot.
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Apollo 11: Quarantine Review - The Original Physical Distancers
Apollo 11: Quarantine is a worthy follow-up to the masterful archival doc.
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Oscar Short Docs Reviewed: Part 2
Reviews for the Oscar-shortlisted short docs A Love Song for Latasha, Speed Cubers, Call Center Blues, and Do Not Split.
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Five Short Docs on the Oscar Shortlist
Reviews of the Oscar-shortlisted short docs Hunger Ward, Colette, A Concerto Is a Conversation, Hysterical Girl, and Abortion Helpline, This Is Lisa.
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Wake Up on Mars Review: Searching for a Home
Wake Up on Mars is a devastating portrait of resignation syndrome and its impact on young refugees.
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A La Calle Review: On the Edge of Democracy
A La Calle opens the 2021 Human Rights Watch Film Festival with a portrait of activists in action on the streets of Venezuela.
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To Be a Black Body in a White Space
The complexities of portraying Black lives onscreen.
