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Engaging conversations with the artists and subjects bringing stories to the world through documentary.

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Alan Zweig Has a Job for the First Time in 50 Years

by Samantha Hodder
October 7, 2025
Features/Interviews

A conversation with Alan Zweig about his documentary Love, Harold and furthering the art of the interview with his foray into podcasting.

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How The Librarians Observes First Responders in the Culture Wars

by Pat Mullen
October 7, 2025October 8, 2025
Features/Interviews

An interview with The Librarians director Kim A. Snyder on her documentary about book banning across the U.S.A. and the fight to protect young minds.

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A black and white photo shows an elderly Black farmer in close-up. He is smiling and looking to the left, and wearing a baseball cap.

What’s Up With VIFF’s Docs?

by Marc Glassman
October 5, 2025October 8, 2025
Festivals/Interviews

An interview with Ruun Nuur, the documentary programmer at the Vancouver International Film Festival, about VIFF's non-fiction slate.

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A beige Land Rover sits in the distance in a barren mud-cracked field.

How The Art of Adventure Captures a Travel Bug that Spans Generations

by Jason Gorber
October 3, 2025October 8, 2025
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An interview with The Art of Adventure director Alison Reid and stars Robert Bateman and Bristol Foster about their landmark expedition.

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A group of people atop a hill look towards a crowd at ground level in the distance. There is a white tent in the middle of the field.

Lucrecia Martel on Nuestra Tierra and “Definitive” Death in Documentary

by Marc Glassman
October 2, 2025
Festivals/Interviews

An interview with director Lucrecia Martel about her documentary debut Nuestra Tierra (Landmarks) and observing the history of colonial violence in Argentina.

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A black and white photograph of author George Orwell. He is seated at a desk, wearing a suit, and typing on a typewriting while smoking a cigarette.

Raoul Peck’s Orwell:2+2=5 Puts a New Spin on the British Author

by Susan G. Cole
October 1, 2025October 8, 2025
Features/Interviews

An interview with Raoul Peck about his documentary Orwell: 2+2=5, bringing the author's enduring work to screen, and the fallacy of hope in the face of authoritarianism.

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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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The Independent Life of a Stalwart Woman: Appreciating Agatha’s Almanac

by Alexander Mooney
September 26, 2025
Features/Interviews

Amalie Atkins' documentary Agatha's Alamanac has a 90-year-old star eager to discuss family, creativity, and the legacy of artistic practices.

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An archival photo of singer Paula Cole at Lilith Fair. She is on stage, viewed from behind, and the photo shows her looking out at the crowd of people.

Giving Lilith Fair Its Due

by Susan G. Cole
September 13, 2025September 16, 2025
Features/Interviews

In Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery, Ally Pankiw revisits the 1990s' concert that put women like Sarah McLachlan, Sheryl Crow, and Tracy Chapman at centre stage.

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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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Miette pastry chef Meg Ray and Maria Thomsson from Miette pastry chef Meg Ray and Maria Thomsson from Rödlöga, Sweden at the world premiere of Sweet Störy at @psfilmfest. Here, they share their favourite sweets in this story of cross-cultural cooking. 🌴

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We're at the @psfilmfest this year, with coverage We're at the @psfilmfest this year, with coverage rolling including the world premiere of Elvis, Rocky & Me: The Carol Connors Story! Stay tuned for more. 

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Oscar nominee Carol Connors marches into @psfilmfe Oscar nominee Carol Connors marches into @psfilmfest to her theme from Rocky, and then performs "You Loved My Night Away" - a song she wrote for Elvis Presley the night he died and hasn't released until now.

At the world premiere of the #documentary Elvis, Rocky & Me: The Carol Connor Story. 

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#StateOfFirsts director Chase Joynt talks about fo #StateOfFirsts director Chase Joynt talks about following congresswoman Sarah McBride on her historic campaign amid the culture wars and the targeting of trans rights, and making a vérité doc after hybrids like No Ordinary Man and Framing Agnes. #PalmSprings #PSIFF #Documentary #movies
@yanunifilm executive producer Laura Nix tells the @yanunifilm executive producer Laura Nix tells the @psfilmfest audience about what drew her to sharing @juma_xipaia's story and working with director Richard Ladkani to raise awareness about the fight for the Amazon. 🌴

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Andrea Werhun and @nicobazuin tell us about changi Andrea Werhun and @nicobazuin tell us about changing the narrative on sex work and being maximalists with colour in #ModernWhore. 💋

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Song Sung Blue is the latest documentary to get a Song Sung Blue is the latest documentary to get a  Hollywood remake. Kate Hudson and director Craig Brewer tell us about reimagining the doc as a movie musical!

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How have documentaries captured political divides How have documentaries captured political divides since Oct. 7? @dimwig surveys the field of films about Palestine and Israel.

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📽: Coexistence, My Ass! (Now on TVO)

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Every celebrity (and "celebrity") has a doc these Every celebrity (and "celebrity") has a doc these days, so what does it mean for the field?

@_rachelkh looks at films about Pee-Wee Herman, Pamela Anderson, and Elvis Presley to consider some dos and don'ts of the celebrity doc.

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