Surveying the state of documentary production in western Canada in conversation with filmmakers in British Columbia and the North.
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Will Ferrell and Harper Steele take a road trip across America after the latter transitions at the age of 61 in this funny and heart-warming documentary.
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The sometimes matter of fact, sometimes kookily experimental, documentary Echo of You features nine old men and women talking about losing their life partners.
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Hybrid film Mexican Dream may be experimental and unorthodox but the pay-off is a crowd-pleasing melodramatic work of inspiration and happy tears.
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A hunger strike at California’s Pelican Bay State Prison gives America's enthusiasm for punitive incarceration a hard look.
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Michelle Shephard investigates the strange case behind the theft of one of history's greatest minds, and the story behind the story, in The Man Who Stole Einstein's Brain.
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El Equipo tells the story of a group of people who tried to change history for the better amid the rule of Argentina's military junta.
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If iPhones are the new cinema vérité, as Martin Scorsese suggests, then the true crime doc A Wolfpack Called Ernesto is the future.
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5 Broken Cameras director Guy Davidi explores the rise of suicide among Israeli youths related to mandatory military service in Innocence.
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Dominique Chaumont's impressive first feature Veranada observes an Argentinian farmer as his animals feel the effects of climate change.
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