Nelson Carlo de los Santos Arias crafts a unique tale of a hippopotamus and Colombia's colonial history in Pepe.
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Errol Morris provocatively examines the politics of migration and border control across White House administrations in Separated.
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Youth (Hard Times) review: Wang Bing's observational trilogy about youth labourers in Chinese textile factories continues after Youth (Spring).
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Romanian auteur Radu Jude delivers a unique pair of documentaries tinged with anti-capitalist satire with Eight Postcards from Utopia and Sleep #2.
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Lost in the Shuffle follows magician Shawn Farquhar through the history of playing cards and finds a connection with a royal cold case.
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Courtney Stephens and Callie Hernandez collaborate on a hybrid film that takes an innovative approach to grief in Invention.
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Ben Rivers' collaborations with Jake Williams include the experimental portraits This Is My Land, Bogancloch, and Two Years at Sea.
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TIFF Wavelengths and Classics line-ups include films by Wang Bing, Nelson Carlo de los Santos Arias, Rhyane Vermette, and Frederick Wiseman.
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Artist Maurane and poet Billy Pedlow reflect upon a turbulent relationship in the self-reflexive (and problematic) Me and My Victim.
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Reflections on Jia Zhangke's artists documentary trilogy of Dong, Useless, and Swimming Out Till the Sea Turns Blue.
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