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Quebec’s Regional Filmmakers Speak Up

by Jocelyne Clarke
December 27, 2023
Features/Industry

Quebec independent filmmaker and producers discuss regional filmmaking, representation, and a "Manifesto for Territorial Diversity.”

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Raymond Depardon: Documentary Master

by Jocelyne Clarke
March 14, 2018
Essays/Photography

Is Raymond Depardon a photographer who is also a filmmaker, or vice versa? The question arises as one contemplates the truly prodigious 60-year output of this enigmatic visual artist,

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Pink Ribbons, Inc.

by Jocelyne Clarke
February 1, 2012
Features

Pink Ribbons, Inc. challenges us to ask harder questions, to be skeptical, rather than just say what’s the harm in raising money for breast cancer research?

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Pulse of the World

by Jocelyne Clarke
April 1, 2010
Features

Tahani Rached’s films, in addition to bringing much needed perspectives on contemporary issues, are also timeless in their reach.

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The Great Documentary List Debate

by Jocelyne Clarke
April 1, 2008
Features/Lists

Does canonizing a small (in historical and stylistic terms) range of works only serve to limit the possibilities of documentary?

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Flying Fish

by Jocelyne Clarke
February 1, 2007
Features

Dutch doc maker Leonard Retel Helmrich applies camera wizardry to compassionate tales of his mother’s native Indonesia.

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Montreal Doc Festival Multiplies Loaves

by Jocelyne Clarke Magnus Isacsson
December 1, 2006
RIDM

Montreal's film festival scene is booming as competition grows between Festival des Films du Monde, Festival du Nouveau Cinéma, and RIDM.

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