DOC and CBC Launch Mental Health Initiative for Documentary Filmmakers
The Documentary Organization of Canada and CBC Launch the Mental Health Initiative for Documentary Filmmakers to wellness address concerns in the field.
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Your Tomorrow, directed by Ali Weinstein, is an observational documentary about the role of Ontario Place--and public spaces--in everyday life.
Remembering filmmaker Charles Officer, director of films such as Unarmed Verses and Mighty Jerome - a talented artist lost too soon.
Intercepted and Republic lead the winners at this year's RIDM, the Montreal International Documentary Festival, while No Other Land wins People's Choice.
Kim O'Bomsawin lets a chorus of Indigenous youths share their experiences in their own words in NFB doc Ninan Auassat: We, the Children.
RIDM artistic directors Ana Alice de Morais, Hubert Sabino-Brunette, and Marlene Edoyan share how programming as a collective reimagines festival curation.
Some newly restored and never-before-seen footage by Albert Maysles and David Maysles is the reason to see Beatles '64, the latest doc on the Fab Four.
The 2024 DOC Institute Honours will recognize Ed Barreveld with the Rogers-DOC Luminary Award and Dr. Jules Arita Koostachin with the DOC Vanguard Award.
Koutkekout / At All Kost observes as artists prepare and rehearse for the Festival 4 Chemins in Port-au-Prince Haiti.
The story of Ahmed Matar and PK Gaza evokes the resilience of Palestinians as a filmmaker considers her pull to her homeland in Yalla Parkour.
The U.S.A's constitution promises life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, but Death & Taxes explores how the widening rich-poor gap complicates that pledge.
Features & Interviews
An interview with Ernest Cole: Lost and Found director Raoul Peck about bringing the South African photographer's life and work to screen.
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Filmmaker Brett Story on her documentaries Union, The Prison in Twelve Landscapes,
An interview with Lucy Lawless about directing the documentary Never Look Away,
An interview with Gaucho Gaucho directors Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw about