After a long hiatus from filmmaking, Not A Love Story's Bonnie Sherr Klein returns with a doc on disability, love and survival.
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Anand Patwardhan has been called in the U.S. the “Michael Moore of Indian documentaries,” a quick-hit description of a dedicated artist and activist.
Keep ReadingOn the silver anniversary of Films Transit, the finest sales agency for documentaries in Canada, CEO Jan Rofekamp speaks candidly on his career and the changing doc scene.
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After an artistic lifetime spent educating those of us who should have known of these things long ago, Obomsawin now wishes to return to the most important link in the chain and
Keep ReadingIn a remarkable career that has just entered its fiftieth year, Allan King is among Canada's most distinguished filmmakers.
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Keep ReadingResolutely Canadian, Raymont has made films for social change in Nicaragua, Rwanda and Igloolik. A career-spanning interview with the director of Shake Hands with the Devil.
Keep ReadingPOV talks to Lindalee Tracey about her career in making documentaries, her life and work with Peter Raymont, the legacy and controversy of Not a Love Story, and more.
Keep ReadingRudy Buttignol’s presence was crucial in the founding of DOC and the development of Hot Docs. He talks to POV about his passionate involvement with documentary.
Keep ReadingPalestinian born and Dutch educated director Hany Abu-Assad makes political films, whether they're docs or dramas. He talks candidly to POV's editor about his films, philosophy and choices for IDFA's Carte Blanche
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