Green Valley Review: Off-Grid Life with a Few Light Bulbs
Homesteaders on the Blue Jay Lake Farm in British Columbia share their practices for living responsibly off the land in the unhurried doc Green Valley.
MOURINHO Review: A Self-Serving Portrait of the “Special One”
MOURINHO offers a bland and toothless portrait of the soccer star that favours the mythic figure above the man.
Big Chicken: A Fast Food Conspiracy Review – Familiar Nuggets
Comedian Mo Gilligan echoes Morgan Spurlock's Super Size Me with his quest to eat fast food for a month in Big Chicken: A Fast Food Conspiracy.
Peter Asher: Everywhere Man Review – Doc Captures Music Icon’s Many Lives
Peter Asher: Everywhere Man explores the many lives of the music man who knew the meaning of being in the right place at the right time.
Wild Inside Review: The Art of Giving a Hoot
The escape of Flaco the owl from the Central Park Zoo delights and captivates New Yorkers in Penny Lane's documentary Wild Inside.
Brunello: The Gracious Visionary Review – Self-Congratulation Is So Last Season
Brunello: The Gracious Visionary offers a handsome doc portrait of fashion mogul Brunello Cucinelli, but one that's far too self-serving for its own good.
Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World Review – Observing a World of Poetry
Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of World is a documentary portrait imbued with the ethos of the poetry of the woman whose words inspired it.
Chris & Martina: The Final Set Review – Serving a Healthy Rivalry
Tennis pros Chris Everts and Martina Navratilova look back at their friendly rivalry as they fight cancer together in Netflix doc Chris & Martina: The Final Set.
Shoot the People Review: Missing Harriman
Shoot the People is a disappointingly superficial portrait of photographer Misan Harriman.
The Welcome Table Review: A Gathering Storm, But Make It Jazz
Climate refugees from around the world gather in New Orleans in The Welcome Table to share stories of displacement forced by environmental disasters.