Brett Morgen's portrait of David Bowie, Moonage Daydream is a stellar music doc that embodies the constellation of the rocker's legacy.
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REVIEW: Missing People
Missing People follows Martina Batan, director of the prestigious New York City art gallery Ronald Feldman Fine Arts.
REVIEW: Shoulder The Lion
Shoulder the Lion is a beautifully crafted meditation on resilience and the power of men and women to overcome debilitating obstacles.
REVIEW: Welcome to Leith
Michael Beach Nichols and Christopher K. Walker’s Welcome to Leith is one of the most viscerally terrifying documentaries in recent memory.
REVIEW: Deep Web
Alex Winter's meticulously researched, impartial, and prescient Deep Web casts an eye upon the problematic future of national security.
REVIEW: Western
Western further establishes brothers Bill Ross and Turner Ross as two of the most thoughtful voices in documentary.
REVIEW: Best of Enemies
Morgan Neville and Robert Gordon's Best of Enemies examines the long-running televised rivalry between Gore Vidal and William F. Buckley, Jr.
REVIEW: Being Canadian
Rob Cohen's humorous doc explores how there isn’t an essential item, food, or phrase that typifies Being Canadian.
Review: Sunshine Superman
Sunshine Superman features some of the most breathtaking imagery ever caught on film. The doc makes you feel as if you can fly.
TIFF 2014: Short Docs
Reviews of the TIFF 2014 short docs A Tomb with a View, Red Alert, Chop My Money, 130919 – A Portrait of Marina Abramovic, and Papa Machete.
REVIEW: Roger Waters The Wall
Roger Waters The Wall is a smart rockumentary that conveys art’s role as a tool for personal healing and inspiring greater social change