Robert Weide and Don Argott explore the life and work of prolific American author Kurt Vonnegut.
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Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time Review: Too Much Life For Two Hours
Robert Weide and Don Argott explore the life and work of prolific American author Kurt Vonnegut.
Animal Macula Review: Seeing animals and being seen by them
In Animal Macula, old images take on new resonance and considerations through montage, transforming how we see more radically than merely engendering empathy.
They Sleep Standing Review: Is it all gone and past?
Hybrid film They Sleep Standing considers the lives of millennials and invites audiences to open their hearts to uncertainties.
The End of Wonderland Review: A Trans Journey, with Sex Robots
Transgender 'micro-celebrity' Tara Emory makes a space-age porno in Laurence Turcotte-Fraser's doc.
Three Minutes—A Lengthening Review: A Holocaust film without the Holocaust
hree Minutes—A Lengthening incorporates history, home movies, the Holocaust, memory and the importance of capturing images.
DƏNE YI’INJETL | The Scattering of Man Review: A Story of Displacement
In DƏNE YI'INJETL | The Scattering of Man, the Tsay Keh Dene Nation tells its own story of displacement by the construction of the W.A.C. Bennett Dam.
Simple as Water Review: Stories of Lives Scattered
In Simple as Water, Megan Mylan observes the plights of four Syrian families displaced by war as the try to reunite and survive.
On Broadway Review: Of Rats and Hookers
All the world's a stage in On Broadway, which rides the ups and downs of the New York City's theatre strip.
Mayor Pete Review: Doc Gets Our Vote!
Jesse Moss follows Pete Buttigieg along his historic campaign as the first openly gay major presidential candidate in Mayor Pete.
Mothers of the Revolution Review: Birthing a Movement
Mothers of the Revolution takes audiences to the frontlines of feminism while revisits tale of anti-nuclear protests.