Giving you our points of view on the latest docs in release and on the circuit.
Keith Lock traces his family history and, in turn, the stories of other Chinese-Canadian families omitted from records in Relics of Love and War.
The Trials of Alan Dershowitz gives the infamous New York lawyer a relatively bland doc treatment that tells us lots about his cases, but little about the man himself.
Emily Packer offers an unexpected study of the intersection between genderqueer identities and oysters in Holding Back the Tide.
Nick Broomfield delivers some fan service about the Rolling Stones and their founding member who died tragically young in The Stones and Brian Jones.
Psychedelicized: The Electric Circus Story pays tribute to the club and the many talents that contributed to its brief but explosive success.
Lisa D'Apolito explores the story behind Shari Lewis and her beloved puppet in the children's show Lamb Chop's Play Along.
In Q, Jude Chehab offers a personal study of her mother's relationship to the women's group Qubaysiat and its effect on their family.
In American Symphony, Matthew Heineman observes musician Jon Batiste as he experiences career highs while his wife's leukemia returns.
Max Roach: The Drum Also Waltzes profiles the life and work of the drummer who showed that his instrument could do more than keep a beat.
Crush: Message in a Bottle, Maya Gallus's documentary about Ontario winemakers, shows how local flavours evolve over time.
