Nature, Family Strife, and the Internet Converge at RIDM
A look at four documentaries screening at Montreal's RIDM festival: Les héritiers, Green Valley, Recomposée, and The End of the Internet.
Butthole Surfers: The Hole Truth and Nothing Butt reminds fans to simply be themselves with the story of the unconventional and defiantly progressive rock band.
Nechako: It Will Be a Big River Again, now streaming at NFB.ca, observes as First Nations communities join forces to preserve the environment for generations to come.
Filmmaker Jeremy Xido returns to his home town in Sons of Detroit and explores questions of race, privilege, equity, and opportunity.
Nominations for the Cinema Eye Honors include documentaries Come See Me in the Good Light, Cover-Up, The Perfect Neighbor, and Afternoons of Solitude.
Amy Goodman's fearless independent journalism at Democracy Now! serves as a new benchmark in Steal this Story, Please! and its look at the state of the news.
An interview with Come See Me in the Good Light director/producer Ryan White, producers Jessica Hargrave and Tig Notaro, and star Megan Falley on their openhearted doc.
Documentaries The Encampments and A Night of Knowing Nothing share the art of student protest with distinct methods.
Ghosts of the Sea, now streaming from the National Film Board of Canada, is Virgina Tangvald's haunting tale of reclaiming her family's story.
There Are No Words and Montreal, My Beautiful lead the winners at Toronto's Reel Asian International Film Festival.
Watch the full trailer for the documentary Saints and Warriors, directed by Patrick Shannon, ahead of its release November 28.
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Director Peter Mettler discusses his seven-part documentary epic While the Green Grass Grows and its exploration of life, place, family, and time.
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