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In Hollywoodgate, Ibrahim Nash'at observes the Taliban's return to power for one year following the U.S. troops withdrawal of August 2021.
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The best documentaries of 2024 include Mountain Queen, Soundtrack to a Coup d'État, Mistress Dispeller, Dahomey, Daughters, Yintah, and No Other Land.
Sundance announces short films for the 2025 festival, including documentaries and five Canadian films or co-productions on the fiction side.
Any Other Way, Yintah, and Your Tomorrow compete for Rogers Best Canadian Documentary at Toronto Film Critics Association Awards.
ReFrame Film Festival announces line-up for its 2025 edition running in person and online from January 23 to February 2.
Now streaming on MUBI, Dahomey, Mati Diop's Golden Bear winner, is a poetic portrait of the ghosts of colonialism that haunt the present.
Documentaries announced for the 2025 Sundance Film Festival include the Canadian documentary Endless Cookie and co-production Cutting Through Rocks.
Documentary nominees for the Producers Guild of America Awards include Mountain Queen, Mediha, Porcelain War, Gaucho Gaucho, Super/Man and We Will Dance Again.
The Documentary Organization of Canada and CBC Launch the Mental Health Initiative for Documentary Filmmakers to wellness address concerns in the field.
No Other Land leads the winners of the International Documentary Associations IDA Awards with three prizes including Best Feature Documentary.
An interview with Porcelain War director Brendan Bellomo and producer Paula DuPré Pesmen about their collaborative portrait of artistis on Ukraine's front lines.
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Now streaming on MUBI, Dahomey, Mati Diop's Golden Bear winner, is a poetic portrait of the ghosts of colonialism that haunt the present.
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Filmmaker Brett Story on her documentaries Union, The Prison in Twelve Landscapes,
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