Articles by Susan G. Cole
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Are Women Finally in View?
As the industry pushes for parity, a veteran journalist speaks with diverse women in the field to learn how (or if) female filmmakers see change.
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Review: ‘I Told My Mum I Was Going On An R.E. Trip…’
Paired with Egg and La Bonita, I Told Mum I was Going on an RE Trip offered an ingenious bit of programming at Hot Docs.
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Review: ‘#FemalePleasure’
#FemalePleasure succeeds most when its subjects bring men into not only the conversation, but into the activism as well.
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Review: ‘Illusions of Control’
Shannon Walsh’s film is complex, sad and strangely beautiful.
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Review: ‘A Woman’s Work: The NFL’s Cheerleader Problem’
A Woman’s Work offers a lot to get outraged about.
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Review: ‘Our Dance of Revolution’
At last, there is a documentary that does justice to the influential LGBTQ+ activists of colour who helped shape Toronto’s political landscape.
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Review: ‘Five Feminist Minutes’
The NFB’s Five Feminist Minutes returns!
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Anthropocene’s Three Filmmakers and Ecological Disaster
A talk with Jennifer Baichwal, Edward Burtynsky, and Nick de Pencier.
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Who is Astra Taylor?
Profiling the director the NFB doc What is Democracy?.
