RIDM Announces First Titles for 2026 Festival
RIDM, the Montreal International Documentary Festival, announces the first five titles for its 2026 edition including Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney and Gabin.
Netflix has begun using generative artificial intelligence technology throughout their production pipeline. What does this mean for the future of filmmaking?
Homesteaders on the Blue Jay Lake Farm in British Columbia share their practices for living responsibly off the land in the unhurried doc Green Valley.
Watch the trailer for Black Zombie, the acclaimed documentary that traces the roots of zombies in Haitian Vodou with an eye for reclamation.
MOURINHO offers a bland and toothless portrait of the soccer star that favours the mythic figure above the man.
Filmmaker Kevin Nikkel reflects observing the works of Winnipeg's Siloam Mission and seeing the larger picture amid Canada's housing crisis.
Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol's Nirvanna the Band the Show is now streaming on Disney+. Here's a few reasons why you should watch it.
From Fiddle Dee Dee to Ryan to Amma, animation inspires innovation in documentary.
Comedian Mo Gilligan echoes Morgan Spurlock's Super Size Me with his quest to eat fast food for a month in Big Chicken: A Fast Food Conspiracy.
TIFF Docs line-up for 2026 festival includes new films by Barbara Kopple, Alex Gibney, Mila Aung-Thwin, Sophie Fiennes, and Barry Avrich.
The Toronto International Film Festival's 2026 Wavelengths titles include Once Upon a Time in Harlem and At Night.
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