Review: ‘Winter on Fire: Ukraine’s Fight for Freedom’
Winter on Fire captures visceral images from within the thick of a struggle and proves that recording history is a vital political act.
Review: ‘Nice People’
Nice People effortlessly celebrates the value of culture, sport, and self-representation to break barriers and empower communities.
Review: ‘The Fear of 13’
The Fear of 13 sees former death row inmate Nick Yarris recount his 23-year experience in prison for a murder he didn’t commit.
Review: ‘Magicarena’
Magicarena gives audiences a look at the behind the scenes magic at the Arena of Verona for a milestone presentation of Verdi’s Aida.
Review: ‘Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict’
Lisa Immordino Vreeland's Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict profiles the 'Mistress of Modern Art' who blazed a trail in a male-dominated scene.
Book Review: ‘John Porter’s CineScenes’
There have been rumours about a John Porter photo book for nearly as long as he has been making pictures. Kudos to editor/producer Clint Enns for making this project happen.
Review: ‘Our Last Tango’
Great performers create art that enriches our lives. So do documentarians like Kral, who tell real-life stories like Our Last Tango
Review: ‘Noma: My Perfect Storm’
Go for the food, but stay for a warm meal that reminds moviegoers to enjoy the local riches at films like Noma
DocLit: John Walker’s Passage
Darrell Varga’s book John Walker’s Passage is essentially an auteurist study of the filmmaker himself, bound up with an in-depth analysis of his 2008 hybrid film.
TIFF Review: ‘Hitchcock/Truffaut’
Kent Jones' Hitchcock/Truffaut features a who's who of great directors in conversation about two titans of classic cinema.