Peter Raymont and Nancy Lang recall their experience filming literary legend Margaret Atwood for their new documentary.
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When absence becomes presence, documentaries turn into art. How films like The Act of Killing and Bisbee '17 capture the void.
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Now is the time for artists like Christopher Auchter. The Haida filmmaker revisits a slice of NFB history and a seminal event in his community’s history with his new documentary Now Is
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With his new film Diego Maradona,Asif Kapadia concludes his loose trilogy of biographies of complicated superstars after the acclaimed Senna and Oscar winning Amy.
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Chris Dainty’s animated documentary Shannon Amen is as raw and organic as the materials from which it was made. Using a mixture of ice, animation, and even his own blood, Dainty resurrects
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The 2019 TIFF Doc Conference featured a number of Canadian and international leaders in the field, including Barbara Kopple, Yung Chang, and Alan Berliner in conversation about the art and business of
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