On the documentaries of Spike Lee and an artist who never shies away from the truth, whatever form the story takes.
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Amalie Atkins' documentary Agatha's Alamanac has a 90-year-old star eager to discuss family, creativity, and the legacy of artistic practices.
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TIFF Wavelenghts' Slightest Pretense includes short works by Blake Williams, Fredj Mouassa, Freidl vom Gröller, Eri Saito, Björn Kammerer, and Basma al-Sharif.
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The short film series Into the Blue inspires cinephiles to explore new waters in the Wavelengths series of the Toronto International Film Festival.
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There’s a conceptual gap at the centre of Wavelengths 1: Map of Traces, which feels oddly disjointed for TIFF's experimental programme.
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A daughter goes searching for her father, who vanished 30 years prior amid Colombia's history of forced disappearances in I Dreamed His Name.
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Aisha's Story is a personable if slight documentary that observes a Palestinian woman in Baqa’a refugee camp as she makes food from home.
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An interview with Spare My Bones, Coyote! director Jonah Malak about capturing the story of a couple that recovers the remains of lost migrants.
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An interview with The Nest directors Julietta Singh and Chase Joynt about their innovative hybrid film that explores intersections of history within Singh's family home.
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