Giving you our points of view on the latest docs in release and on the circuit.
Billy and Molly: An Otter Love Story tells how an adopted otter gave a man a new lease on life.
Do women control their own bodies? Elina Psykou’s thought provoking essay film Stray Bodies finds multiple answers to this question.
In an uncanny stroke of serendipity, two very different films about treasure hunters in the modern era have arrived in Toronto’s cinemas at practically the same time.
Hybrid film Mexican Dream may be experimental and unorthodox but the pay-off is a crowd-pleasing melodramatic work of inspiration and happy tears.Â
Rachel Elizabeth Seed explores the life and work of her photographer mother Sheila Turner-Seed in A Photographic Memory.
Family Tree follows the history of land preservation with properties passed down among Black families in the USA.
Standing Above the Clouds is a profound statement on how the human spirit can’t be broken as long as individuals band together.
In Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger Martin Scorsese presents a deep dive on two filmmakers who inspired him.
Expanding upon the short My Disability Roadmap, The Road Ahead is an affirming advancement for disability cinema.
Rouge captures the history and resilience of a community whose flame of hope will never burn out as long as their team is on the court.
