Articles by Maurie Alioff

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EllenBirdwise, ScottBlake, SallyBlum, JackBoyd, StephanieBrendemühl, JuttaBrown, PhilBryld, VibekeBuffin, JamesBurt-Wintonick, MiraButet-Roch, LaurenceButtignol, RudyChang, YungChevannes, ChandaChurchill, JoanCizek, KaterinaClarke and Magnus Isacsson, JocelyneClarke, CarlyClarke, ChristinaClarke, JocelyneClaydon, Sarah Cockburn, DanielCohen, BarriCole, JanisCole, JanisCole, Sue-AnnCole, Susan G.Conlogue, RayCook, MarkhamCormier, ZoeCrawley, SandyCreighton, ValerieCroall, HeatherCross, DanielCullingham, JamesCurrimbhoy, HussainDaigen, AlDault, GaryDavidson, DavidDavis, PeterDecock, OlenaDelisle, MartinDerks, AllyDeutsch, RonDi Novi, WillDillon, MarkDruick, ZoëDuffin Wolfe, Jessica Dyson, DannielleEisner, KenElia, NoelleEstrin, SimoneEvans, GaryFarnel, SeanFelstead, DebraFerrari, PepitaFitzpatrick, BlakeFlahive, GerryFlanagan, Siobhan A.Fleming, MichaelFox, EliGallus, MayaGarnett, Gale ZoëGaylor, BrettGehman, ChrisGergesha, NicholasGeringas, EricGilmore, ChrisGlassman and Kevin McMahon, MarcGlassman, DanielGlassman, MarcGlassman, RachaelGlessing, JillGligorijevic, KatarinaGoldsbie, JonathanGoldstein, BrendaGorber, JasonGreen, LaurenceGreer, SandyGulkin, CathyHarcourt, PeterHaslett Cuff, JohnHays, MatthewHerland, KarenHiggins, JuliaHockenhull, OliverHodder, SamanthaHoolboom and Chase Joynt, MikeHoolboom, Mike Isaacson, MagnusJacobs, JonasJames May, StevenJanis Cole, Noelle Elia,Jankovic, JovanaJohnston, ElizabethJohnston, ElizabethKasher, RobertKeenlyside, Sarah Kinder, JordanKing, PerryKing, RobKirby, SergeoKlymkiw, GregKouchakji, KristiLacey, LiamLalumière, ClaudeLanthier, NancyLe Li, JoyLie, TrulsLinekin, Kim Lithgow, MichaelLivingston, NealLoakman, JeanetteLoiselle, AndreLong, Marc Glassman and Michael JohnLong, Michael JohnLynch, PeterMacKay, KateMacKenzie, ScottMaddin, GuyMangaard, AnnetteMarc Serpa Francoeur, Robinder Uppal, Marshall, LizMason, MichelleMay, James McIntosh, AndrewMcKenna, Katie McKenna, RobinMcKenzie, HeidiMcMahon, KevinMcMaster, Cameron McNamara, MichaelMcSorley, TomMcWilliams, DonaldMercer, HeatherMiller, ElizabethMossanen, MozeMotluk, JamesMullen, Marc Glassman and PatMullen, Marc Glassman, Nancy Lanthier and PatrickMullen, PatMüller, Tue SteenNayman, AdamNikkel, KevinNiță, Bianca-Olivia Noelle Elia, Adam NaymanO’Hara, JasonPaakspuu, KalliPaletz, GabrielParker, AndrewPaterson, Andrew JamesPerdue, JanePevere, GeoffPhillips-Carr, ChelseaPietropaolo, VincenzoProzeniuk, Daniel Glassman and TylerProzeniuk, TylerPtashnick, Victoria Reardon, KivaRick Caine, Debbie Melnyk and Robertson, KatharineRobertson, ZoëRogalski, AlexRose, AlisonRosenbaum, MartinRubbo, MikeRyfle, SteveSaltzman, DevyaniSanders, WillemienSchwartzberg, ShlomoSemley, JohnSevcenko, MelanieSheehan, NikShih, AliceShin, AnnShoebridge, TomShowker, KellySiegel, AmySiegel, LoisSilversides, BrockSimonpillai, Radheyan Smith, Kathleen M.Spaner, DavidStanford, RichardStone, TammyStringer, CSC, RichardSullivan, RebeccaSzeman, ImreTafelski, TannerTeodoro, JoséTolusso, SusanTong, AllanTorbiörnsson, ToveTorge, JanetTracy, AndrewTurnin, SvetlaVaisbord, DavidVarga, DarrellVaskova, AnastasiaWallner, ThomasWalsh, ShannonWeisbord, MerrilyWhite, JerryWhite, ThomasWild, NettieWinton, EzraWintonick, PeterWolfe, JudyWoodend, DorothyZoë Garnett, Gale

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  Review: ‘Hale County This Morning, This Evening’

  RaMell Ross offers a poetic meditation on black life in small town Alabama.

  Film Reviews By Maurie Alioff • Published November 19th, 2018

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  Review: ‘Memory is Our Homeland’

  Memory Is Our Homeland expresses Jonathan Durand’s longing to re-rediscover a world that the Russians wiped out.

  Film Reviews By Maurie Alioff • Published November 18th, 2018

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  Review: ‘A Sister’s Song’

  A Sister’s Song is a compassionate movie that raises doubts about its characters, but never judges them.

  Film Reviews By Maurie Alioff • Published November 16th, 2018

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  Review: ‘The Apollo of Gaza’

  A mesmerizing doc filled with sparkling images of Gaza rather than brutal ones.

  Film Reviews By Maurie Alioff • Published November 16th, 2018

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  Review: ‘Of Fathers and Sons’

  A powerfully disturbing film, Of Fathers and Sons transports you into the daily lives of a Syrian al-Qaeda family.

  Film Reviews By Maurie Alioff • Published November 16th, 2018

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  The TIFF ‘18 Doc Conference

  A report on TIFF’s industry day featuring Werner Herzog, Maxin Pozdorovkin, Alethea Arnaquq-Baril, and more on documentary.

  Focus on Festivals By Maurie Alioff • Published September 27th, 2018

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  Review: ‘93 Queen’

  Witness Brooklyn’s Hasidic all-female emergency ambulance service.

  Film Reviews By Maurie Alioff • Published May 9th, 2018

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  Liz Garbus and Trying to Print All the News that Fits

  Liz Garbus discusses her doc The Fourth Estate and shooting in The New York Times in the age of Trump.

  Features By Maurie Alioff • Published May 6th, 2018

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  Review: ‘More Human than Human’

  More Human than Human is a channel-switcher, a web-surfer of a movie that zeroes in on people who have had intense human-machine interactions.

  Film Reviews By Maurie Alioff • Published May 6th, 2018

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  Review: ‘Golden Dawn Girls’

  It’s fascinating to see how the venomous Golden Dawn rhetoric parallels the USA’s Alt-Right

  Film Reviews By Maurie Alioff • Published May 3rd, 2018