Netflix has begun using generative artificial intelligence technology throughout their production pipeline. What does this mean for the future of filmmaking?
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To end Pride month off on a high, POV has put together a list of 10 documentaries that will make you laugh, cry, learn, and celebrate love.
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Shoot the People is a disappointingly superficial portrait of photographer Misan Harriman.
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Roger, My Brother is an affectionate documentary observes a sister and her husband as they care for her brother, who has Alzheimer's.
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To keep the soccer fever raging, even on the downtime, POV has put together a list of 10 documentaries that are sure to make you fall in love with the beautiful game.
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Holofiction examines representations of the Holocaust in film and raise questions about cinema as a medium of entertainment, preservation, expression, and above all, documentation.
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Now streaming from the National Film Board of Canada, Duncan Major's animated short film Imprint honours his mentor, Tara, and her printing equipment.
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Elephants and Squirrels traces efforts to repatriate Indigenous Sri Lankan artifacts stolen by Swiss collectors amid a larger cultural theft.
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An interview with filmmaker Amreen Kullar about her poetic documentary I See Myself in You and depicting Brampton's South Asian community authentically when anti-immigrant sentiments are on the rise.
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The Secret Reading Club of Kabul brings three young women together to read the diary of Anne Frank and consider their situation in Afghanistan.
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In a post-Sinners landscape, Black Zombie offers an excellent excavation of a horror genre's specific roots in place and culture.
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