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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Dosed: The Trip of a Lifetime follows B.C. resident Laurie Brooks as she experiments with magic mushrooms to treat an aggressive cancer.
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In The Colour of Ink, Brian D. Johnson profiles artisanal ink-maker Jason Logan and his creative process of foraging for colours worldwide.
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Sam Soko and Lauren De Filippo examine the politics of universal basic income in Free Money as NGO GiveDirectly tries a pilot project in Africa.
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Adirley Queiros and Joana Pimenta craft an empowering, if occasionally disorienting, hybrid film with women from the Brazilian favelas in Dry Ground Burning.
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The winner of the 2017 Corus-Hot Docs Forum Pitch Prize, Israeli director Michal Weits’ Blue Box links her family story linked to bitter debates about Israel’s founding. The filmmaker’s great-grandfather, Joseph (Yosef)
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Set on the island of Madagascar, the experimental Zaho Zay is a hybrid documentary, drama and poetic reverie that defies paraphrase. Co-directed by French Malagasy filmmaker Maéva Ranaïvojaona, and Austrian filmmaker Georg
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The small city of Gao, in northeastern Mali, is a gateway for tens of thousands of African migrants attempting to make their way across the Sahara to the Mediterranean and Europe. Considered
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The Caviar Connection tells the story of how the European Council, an organization mandated to uphold human rights, democratic standards and the rule of law, was corrupted by the country of Azerbaijan.
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