Kite Zo A Review: Surrender to the Rhythms by Pat Mullen March 18, 2024 Reviews Kite Zo A: Leave the Bones creates a unique reverie of a documentary that explores the rhythms of Haitian life. Read More
Belonging and Identity: Short Docs at the Canadian Film Festival by Alejandra De La Huerta March 17, 2024 Festivals/Reviews Three short documentaries at the Canadian Film Festival provide a different perspectives, experiences, and challenges that immigrants and refugees face in Canada. Read More
They Shot the Piano Player Review: The Musical Mystery of Tenório Júnior by Marc Glassman March 15, 2024 Reviews They Shot the Piano Player, an animated film directed by Fernando Trueba & Javier Mariscal uncovers the disappearance of Tenório Júnior. Read More
On the Adamant Review: Company Is the Best Medicine by Pat Mullen March 15, 2024 Reviews Nicolas Philibert's On the Adamant depicts a day centre aboard a Parisian boat with a holistic community-based approach to mental health. Read More
High & Low: John Galliano Review – Back in Fashion? by Marc Glassman March 14, 2024 Reviews Kevin Macdonald examines the rise, fall, and attempted comeback of a celebrated fashion designer in High & Low: John Galliano. Read More
Nuked Review: Bikini and the Bomb Revisited by Marc Glassman March 7, 2024 Reviews Andrew Nisker's documentary Nuked examines the fallout of over a decade of nuclear testing Bikini and Enewetak Atolls. Read More
Under the Sky of Damascus Review: Women Talking, Syrian Edition by Pat Mullen March 6, 2024 Reviews Women of Syria create a stage play and share stories of abuse--with dramatic consequences--in Under the Sky of Damascus. Read More
Analogue Revolution Review: A History of Women’s Voices by Pat Mullen February 28, 2024March 4, 2024 Reviews Analogue Revolution: How Feminist Media Changed the World tells the stories of writers, artists, and activists who created spaces for women's voices. Read More
The Eighth Floor Review: The Exile in Cuba by Alejandra De La Huerta February 26, 2024 Reviews The Eighth Floor by Pedro Ruiz shares the story of former FLQ member Jacques Lanctôt in a hybrid film with a poetic twist. Read More
Apolonia, Apolonia Review: Two Women, Two Artists, One Shared Portrait by Pat Mullen February 23, 2024 Reviews Lea Glob's Apolonia, Apolonia offers a years-in-the-making portrait of artist Apolonia Sokol as they both find their voice as creators. Read More