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Marc Glassman

Marc Glassman is the editor of POV Magazine and contributes film reviews to Classical FM. He is an adjunct professor at Toronto Metropolitan University and is a member of the Toronto Film Critics Association.

A man in a dark cave stands with his back to the camera, holding a flashlight towards the cave wall while looking at a white spiral on the rocks.

A Travelling Spirit: The Journeys Within While the Green Grass Grows

by Marc Glassman
September 28, 2025
Essays/Interviews

Director Peter Mettler discusses his seven-part documentary epic While the Green Grass Grows and its exploration of life, place, family, and time.

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Sky Hopinka Makes a Musical

by Marc Glassman
September 11, 2025September 12, 2025
Features/Interviews/TIFF

An interview with Powwow People director Sky Hopinka about harnessing elements of musicals and cinema vérité for his new documentary.

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Caveh yells at Mandy in one of the photos from the set

Caveh Zahedi Goes Over the Top

by Daniel Glassman Marc Glassman
July 4, 2025
Essays/Features

Caveh Zahedi's deep impact on American filmmaking is studied through his singular comic-non-fiction series The Show About the Show.

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A photo of DOC executive director Julian Carrington placed beside DOC's logo. Carrington is wearing a back shirt, the DOC logo is white letters placed atop a blue background with a crowd seated underneath.

DOC’s Julian Carrington Steps into Executive Director Role at Key Moment

by Pat Mullen Marc Glassman
June 12, 2025
Industry/Interviews

An interview with Julian Carrington, the new executive director of the Documentary Organization of Canada, on the path ahead for the advocacy group.

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A crowded audience sits in a conference room where four panelists discuss a topic. The screen behind them advertises the topic of "Truth or Bias".

Hot Docs Industry Conference: Truth and Bias in the Age of Trump, Influencers, and AI

by Tom White Marc Glassman
May 10, 2025
Hot Docs/Industry

Highlights from the Hot Docs Industry Conference included conversations about navigating truth and bias in the Trump era, and artificial intelligence.

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A black and white archival shot of a crowd in Amsterdam prior to World War II. A man in the middle is waving.

Neshoma Review: Letters from Wartime

by Marc Glassman
May 2, 2025
Hot Docs/Reviews

Fictional letters craft stories of Jewish life during wartime as Neshoma examines Dutch lives lost during the Holocaust.

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Chinese artist Ai Weiwei poses with a gold feathered headpiece atop his head. He is standing in a costuming department closet and wearing a black t-shirt. He has a bushy grey beard.

Ai Weiwei’s Turandot Review: Puccini in Times of War and COVID

by Marc Glassman
May 1, 2025May 6, 2025
Hot Docs/Reviews

Chinese artist, philosopher, and dissident Ai Weiwei stages Puccini's opera Turandot with nods to COVID-19, the migration crisis, and the war in Ukraine.

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A pixelated image of an elderly Indigenous man's face. Only his nose, eyes, cheeks, and ears are visible with the line of a blue hat at the top of the frame.

#skoden Review: The Man Behind the Meme

by Marc Glassman
May 1, 2025
Hot Docs/Reviews

In #skoden, Damien Eagle Bear explores the human story behind a viral internet meme about an Indigenous man putting his dukes up.

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Imagining Canada: How the NFB Represents Our Many Stories

by Marc Glassman
March 24, 2025
Features

Explore a history of Canada on film as the National Film Board of Canada (NFB) captures the diversity of the country's stories over time.

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Oscar Predictions: Who Will – and Should – Win the Oscars’ Documentary Races

by Pat Mullen Marc Glassman
February 27, 2025
Features

Oscar predictions and picks in the races for Best Documentary Feature and Best Documentary Short: is it No Other Land or Porcelain War?

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Antidiva: The Carole Pope Confessions spotlights the career of the Rough Trade rocker.

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From The O.C. to POV! Ben McKenzie talks cryptocur From The O.C. to POV! Ben McKenzie talks cryptocurrency and his first feature @everyoneislyingfilm. 🤑

📽 @hotdocs_ June 13 & 27, @revuecinema June 16. McKenzie will attend all the screenings for a Q&A.

🔗 interview in bio.

#documentary #movies #benmckenzie #cryptocurrency #money
What does it mean to represent tragedy through dra What does it mean to represent tragedy through drama?

#Holocfiction explores a history of Holocaust cinema to interrogate the power of film as historical memory. 

📽 @tjffgrams June 11

🔗 review in bio

#documentary #film #moviereview #tjff2026
What stories exist outside the frame? 📷 @gesila.l What stories exist outside the frame? 📷

@gesila.lightplaysociety looks at the complicated historues behind two iconic Vietnam War photos in the documentaries The Stringer and Saigon Story. 

📖 Issue 124

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📽 Stream The Stringer on Netflix and Saigon Story on TVO

#Documentary #photography #film #movies #moviereview
@imaginenative kicks off today with AKI! Here are @imaginenative kicks off today with AKI! Here are some of the documentary highlights at this year's festival devoted to Indigenous storytellers. 🪶

📽 On now through June 7

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🔗 Festival preview/ links to reviews in bio

#imagineNATIVE #indigenoushistorymonth #film #movies #Toronto
Bam Bam: The Sister Nancy Story leads the Canadian Bam Bam: The Sister Nancy Story leads the Canadian Screen Awards broadcast documentary winners! Congratulations to the team and all the winners. 🏆

🔗 Get the full list at povmagazine.com 

#CdnScreenAwards #Documentary #bambam #film #awardsseason
Congratulations to #EndlessCookie for winning the Congratulations to #EndlessCookie for winning the Canadian Screen Award for Best Documentary Feature!

🔗 visit povmagazine.com for the full list of documentary winners. 

#CdnScreenAwards #documentary #film #awardsseason
The @bluemtnfilmfest kicks off its 5th edition tom The @bluemtnfilmfest kicks off its 5th edition tomorrow! Here are some of the #documentary highlights playing at this year's fest, including several Canadian premieres, music docs, and grand adventures. 🏔

📽 May 28 - 31, @bluemtnvillage 

#bmfm2026 #bluemountain #movies #filmfestivals
With purse strings tightening in Canada, must film With purse strings tightening in Canada, must filmmakers look south or to Medici-style patrons to fund their docs?

@adambenzine looks at the Canadian situation in the first of our three-part survey in the state of documentary. 

📖 issue 125
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📷 Speechless/ Elad Winkler

#documentary #filmmaking #cdnfilm #film #money
WHAT WILL I BECOME? offers a powerful exploration WHAT WILL I BECOME? offers a powerful exploration of trans boyhood and conversations about mental health. ✨️ 

We chatted with directors Lexie Bean and Logan Rozos ahead of the film's Canadian premiere at @insideoutfestival. 

📽 in-theatre: May 30; also online

🔗 link in bio

#whatwillibecome #Documentary #film #InsideOut #mentalhealth
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An archival image of rocker Carole Pope seated in a backwards folding chair. She is wearing a black leather jumpsuit and boots. This is a cover for POV issue #125 with the letters POV in bright pink and the subtitle The Antidiva in yellow.

CURRENT ISSUE

Issue 125: Spring/Summer 2026

Antidiva: The Carole Pope Confessions spotlights the career of the Rough Trade rocker.

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