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Audrey Chan

Audrey Chan is a postgraduate journalism student at the University of King's College in Kjipuktuk, Mikma’ki (Halifax, Nova Scotia). Audrey originally hails from Hong Kong and has a background in philosophy and cinema studies. They’re interested in the intersections between experimental documentary processes, queerness, race, and diasporic cultural identity (and all things table tennis).

November 7, 2023
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Clair Titley Talks The Contestant and Filling in the Gaps

An interview with The Contestant director Clair Titley about access to people, archival materials, and different cultures in her documentary.

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Stevie Salas and James Burns on Making Boil Alert, Together

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Zack Russell Talks Someone Lives Here and Filmmaking Without a Camera

Someone Lives Here observes one man's response to Toronto's escalating housing crisis.

Clair Titley Talks The Contestant and Filling in the Gaps

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November 7, 2023
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An interview with The Contestant director Clair Titley about access to people, archival materials, and different cultures in her documentary.

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Stevie Salas and James Burns on Making Boil Alert, Together

by Audrey Chan
October 16, 2023
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An interview with Boil Alert directors Stevie Salas and James Burns about their collaborative doc about Indigenous water rights and identity.

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Unsyncable Sees Senior Athletes Push the Limits of Synchronized Swimming

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May 2, 2023
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An interview with Unsyncable director Megan Wennberg about capturing the stories of a seniors' synchronized swimming team.

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Someone Lives Here observes one man's response to Toronto's escalating housing crisis.

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Celebrate National Canadian Film Day’s 10th Anniversary with Great Docs!

by Ry Pembroke Audrey Chan
April 19, 2023
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Mark National Canadian Film Day and its 10th anniversary by streaming great documentaries like Nahanni, Self-Portrait, and Paperland.

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Now Streaming: My 2020 revives reflections on isolation, tourism and freedom

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April 11, 2023
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My 2020, directed by Sarah McNair-Landry and streaming at NFB.ca, offers a travelogue with breathtaking landscapes captured during the lockdown years.

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