Two dramas, National Anthem and The Bikeriders, find their roots in photography by Luke Gilford and Danny Lyon, respectively.
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Deanna Bowen's installationBlack Drones in the Hive reveals Canada's racist past.
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Toronto's second Photo Laureate Michèle Pearson Clarke captures the art of Black queer grief in a photographic installation.
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The photography of Phil Bergerson observes Americana through a social realist lens, with stark poetry and sobriety.
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Sunil Gupta's photography documents queer life in Montreal with poetry and pride.
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Joannie Lafrenière captures Hungarian-Canadian photographer Gabor Szilasi with an appropriately curious eye.
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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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A look back at three pioneering photographer-filmmakers: Paul Strand, Helen Levitt, and Gordon Parks and their contribution to documentary.
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Can the adaptations forced by the COVID-19 pandemic inspire festivals to reimagine the relationship between artistic programming and public space?
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As the COVID-19 pandemic brings a new definition of "essential" work, how do photographers continue to document the events and experiences of our daily lives, and how do they do so safely
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