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Up on the Roof

by Chelsea Phillips-Carr
April 24, 2019
Features/Hot Docs

“To live on a rooftop is to live in a separate world,” says Reynol, a Havana-dweller. “Sometimes I feel like I’m between two worlds,” he goes on. “When I compare the earth

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TIFF Review: ‘The Elephant Queen’

by Chelsea Phillips-Carr
September 14, 2018
Reviews/TIFF

The Elephant Queen (UK/Kenya, 96 min.) Dir. Victoria Stone, Mark Deeble Programme: TIFF Docs (World Premiere) In The Elephant Queen, we find a family of elephants lead by powerful matriarch Athena. The titular queen, responsible

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TIFF Review: ‘The Truth About Killer Robots’

by Chelsea Phillips-Carr
September 14, 2018
Reviews/TIFF

The Truth About Killer Robots (USA, 83 min.) Dir. Maxin Pozdorovkin Programme: TIFF Docs (World Premiere) The Truth About Killer Robots focuses on the insidious nature of robots. Creeping into our lives with humans too

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The Short Docs of TIFF ’18

by Chelsea Phillips-Carr
September 10, 2018
Reviews/TIFF

This year at TIFF, short documentaries take on the personal as political, looking to how big issues impact individuals. From optimism to pessimism, calls to arms and pointed critiques, these films offer

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#MeToo and Documentaries

by Chelsea Phillips-Carr
June 28, 2018
Essays/Hot Docs

Watching powerful films and talking about sexual violence as a longstanding institutional problem, we can hope to reach a more forthright way to understand, and bring about change.

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Review: ‘The Guardians’

by Chelsea Phillips-Carr
May 9, 2018
Hot Docs/Reviews

The Guardians (Canada, 104 minutes) Dir: Billie Mintz Programme: Canadian Spectrum. (World Premiere)   State-appointed guardianship in Nevada has become an issue in elder abuse. Numerous cases of guardianship have cropped up,

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Review: ‘King Lear’

by Chelsea Phillips-Carr
May 9, 2018
Hot Docs/Reviews

King Lear (Russia, 56 minutes) Dir: Denis Klebleev Programme: Artscapes. (International Premiere)   Retired actor Viktor Rotin wants to play King Lear. At 86, he’s finally the right age, and he has

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Review: ‘Over the Limit’

by Chelsea Phillips-Carr
April 26, 2018
Hot Docs/Reviews

Over the Limit (Poland, Germany, Finland, 74 minutes) Dir: Marta Prus Programme: World Showcase. (North American Premiere)   When asked about her personal goals, Russian rhythmic gymnast Margarita Mamun responds by saying,

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Review: ‘Hugo’

by Chelsea Phillips-Carr
April 26, 2018
Hot Docs/Reviews

Hugo (Poland, 80 minutes) Dir: Wojciech Klimala Programme: World Showcase. (North American Premiere)   Hugo begins slowly, revealing itself at a leisurely pace despite the urgency of its content. A young boy

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Review: ‘Warrior Women’

by Chelsea Phillips-Carr
April 26, 2018
Hot Docs/Reviews

Warrior Women (USA, 67 minutes) Dir: Christina D. King, Elizabeth A. Castle Programme: The Good Fight. (World Premiere)   In Warrior Women, history is told by the women who made it. Centered

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Inspired by the release of Ross McElwee's Remake, Inspired by the release of Ross McElwee's Remake, here are some "real movies" (😉) based on documentaries. 

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