Cannes Review: Anita Celebrates the Woman Who Shaped the Stones
Anita, directed by Svetlana Zill and Alexis Bloom, profiles Anita Pallenberg and her contribution to the Rolling Stones' style and swagger.
Sean Mullin profiles the life and career of New York Yankees catch Yogi Berra in a warm easy-going documentary It Ain't Over.
Four Daughters and The Mother of All Lies tie for the l’Œil d’Or, the top documentary prize at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival.
Anita, directed by Svetlana Zill and Alexis Bloom, profiles Anita Pallenberg and her contribution to the Rolling Stones' style and swagger.
Supporting Our Selves director Lulu Wei and producer Jenn Mason discuss their documentary about Toronto's Community One and its role in shaping the city's queer history.
Sean Mullin profiles the life and career of New York Yankees catch Yogi Berra in a warm easy-going documentary It Ain't Over.
Four Daughters and The Mother of All Lies tie for the l’Œil d’Or, the top documentary prize at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival.
Jeffrey Schwarz looks at the AIDS crisis and the celebrities and activists who fought for the LGBTQ+ community in the talking heads doc Commitment to Life.
July Talk: Love Lives Here highlights the band's ability to bring community together with outdoor concerts during COVID-19 lockdowns.
Victim/Suspect investigates the alarming trend in which women who are rape survivors have the tables turned on them when they come forward.
Caiti Blues will leave audiences feeling hopeful thanks to its verité portrait of young singer Caiti Lord.
Wendy Hill-Tout explores the growing mental health crisis in North America while searching for her brother Bruce in Insanity.
Canadian documentary streamer Tënk caters to auteur-driven point-of-view non-fiction at a time when the industry is increasingly risk-averse.
Davis Guggenheim captures the life of Michael J. Fox in Still, a deeply moving account of the actor's life in film and television, told largely through the roles he's created.
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Someone Lives Here observes one man's response to Toronto's escalating housing crisis.
Philippe Falardeau and Nancy Guerin discuss their emotional epic about Lac-Mégantic's tragedy.