Hip Hop Docs: Community, Rhymes, and Life
Hip Hop documentaries like As We Speak, Nas: Time Is Illmatic, Black Life: Untold Stories, and Free Meek show the power of music and community.
Canada's Documentary Magazine
Beyoncé's career as a documentary director deserves consideration after music docs, concert films, and visual albums from Lemonade to Renaissance.
Grand Theft Hamlet sees actors stage a production of Hamlet inside the world of Grand Theft Auto and find power in the online community.
Documentary highlights at the 2025 Available Light Film Festival include Northlore, The Stand, Play It Loud, Fire Tower, and Old Crow: A Philosophy.
A Man Imagined, now streaming from the National Film Board of Canada, offers a vérité portrait of Lloyd, an unhoused man in Montreal.
Miryam Charles receives the inaugural Charles Officer Legacy Award presented by TIFF and CBC during the opening ceremonies for Canada's Top Ten.
The 2025 Sundance documentary report: highlights include Come See Me in the Good Light, The Perfect Neighbor, Speak, Endless Cookie, and Coexistence, My Ass!.
East of Wall centres a drama around mother-daughter Tabatha and Porshia Zimiga and their life on the family farm.
ACLU lawyer Chase Strangio argues for the rights of trans youth in a Supreme Court case with far-reaching implications in Heightened Scrutiny.
Ryan White's Come See Me in the Good Light wins Sundance's Festival Favourite Award as the top film voted by the 2025 festival audiences.
Sugar Babies observes sex work in the age of social media, and the economic hardships that may necessitate it for America's youths.
Features & Interviews
An interview with No Other Land directors Basel Adra and Yuval Abraham about their documentary on forced home demolitions in Palestine.
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An interview with How to Build a Library directors Maia Lekow and
An interview with Gen_ director Gianluca Matarrese about his Sundance documentary that