Artist JR follows-up his Oscar nominated Agnès Varda collaboration Faces Places with Paper & Glue, which is well worth viewing.
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Celebrating Uvagut TV, the all-Inuktut station marks the first television station in Canada to broadcast entirely in an Indigenous language.
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Flee, Summer of Soul, and The Velvet Underground lead the picks for the best documentaries of 2021.
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Robert Greene's Procession sees six survivors of sexual abuse by Catholic priests confront their traumas through dramatic therapy.
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hree Minutes—A Lengthening incorporates history, home movies, the Holocaust, memory and the importance of capturing images.
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Coextinction explores what's happening to the Southern Resident Killer Whales and the B.C. salmon populations on which they survive.
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Fire Music is a labour of love as director Tom Surgal passionately traces the history of free jazz.
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How have Canadian filmmakers responded to the COVID-19 pandemic and captured stories from this historic time? A survey with filmmakers Yung Chang, Matt Gallagher, Ngardy Conteh George, and the NFB's project The
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Stanley Nelson looks back at the 1971 Attica Prison riot and massive case of police brutality that followed. The doc is a vital contribution that speaks to the ongoing fight against systemic
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The Lost Leonardo is one of those docs that is absolutely worth seeing because the story is so compelling. Not only is Andreas Koefoed’s film well researched, but it also has a
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