Directors Hubert Caron-Guay and Serge-Olivier Rondeau capture life in limbo with portraits of migrants in a slaughterhouse in Resources
Continue ReadingResources Review: Migrants and the Meat Market
Directors Hubert Caron-Guay and Serge-Olivier Rondeau capture life in limbo with portraits of migrants in a slaughterhouse in Resources
King Coal Review: There’s Poetry in Soot
Elaine McMillion Sheldon's poetic documentary King Coal looks at the changing landscape for resource extraction in the USA and abroad.
Fantastic Machine Review: Film History, from Lumière to Cats
Fantastic Machine salutes the evolution of the camera and the role of moving images in capturing our shared history and experiences.
5 Seasons of Revolution Review: The Macabre Naïveté of Youth
Executive produced by Laura Poitras and directed by "Lina," 5 Seasons of Revolution observes youth journalists/activists in Syria.
Beyond Utopia Review: The Great Escape
Sundance Audience Award winner Beyond Utopia is a gripping portrait of North Koreans as they defect in search of a better life.
Iron Butterflies Review: An Urgent, Unconventional Take on Ukraine
The downing of Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 in Ukraine receives an urgent and unconventional look in Roman Liubyi's hybrid film Iron Butterflies.
Squaring the Circle Review: Judging By the Cover
In Squaring the Circle (The Story of Hipgnosis), Anton Corbijn makes his feature documentary debut by exploring the duo behind a generation of iconic album covers.
Against the Tide Review: Caught Between Tradition and Modernity
Sarvnik Kaur's Against the Tide observes two Mumbai fisherman as the face a choose regarding their traditional methods and sustainable practice.
Joonam Review: An All-in-the-Family Road Movie
Director Sierra Urich embarks on a journey with her mother and grandmother to learn her Iranian roots in Joonam.
Little Richard: I Am Everything Review: Rock’s True King
Little Richard: I Am Everything biographical documentary reminds audiences who the real king of rock and roll is, but could do more.