Re/Pair Review: An Exercise in Empathy
Lacey Schwartz Delgado's Re/Pair seeks to mend divides between Black and Jewish communities through dialogue.
The Final Act Review: A Compassionate Sendoff
Families confront the power of goodbye and debate medical assistance in dying (MAID) in Sophie Deraspe’s The Final Act.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney Review: Move Over, Heritage Minutes!
The story of Canada's 18th Prime Minister gets a freewheeling, singular take in Matthew Rankin's surreal Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney.
Rescue Review: An Urgently Intimate Snapshot of the Migration Crisis
The plight of one family offers a harrowing snapshot of the global migration crisis as they strive to be reunited in Rescue.
Darlene Love: I Know Where I’ve Been Review – Finally Stepping into Stardom
Darlene Love: I Know Where I've Been finally makes her influential singer the star of her own story.
Black Sunflowers Review: Ravers Pulse as a Ukraine’s Heartbeat
Ravers, lovers, and soldiers fuel Black Sunflowers' invigorating portrait of the Ukrainian war effort through the lens of young adults fighting for freedom.
Edward Said: Between Worlds Review – From Orientalism to Pro-Palestinian Activism
Edward Said: Between Worlds is a portrait of the esteemed intellectual and writer that focuses on his pro-Palestinian activism.
Still Night, Burning House Review: The Secrecy of Family
Carol Nguyen makes a confident feature debut with Still Night, Burning House, a deeply personal exploration of loss within her family.
Turtle Island Rap Review: The Non-Stop Hustle of Hip Hop
Hip-Hop artists Jessica Ford, Ehren “Bear Witness” Thomas, Tim “2oolman” Hill share the trials of cutting it in the music biz in Alexandra Lazarowich's feature debut Turtle Island Rap.
Low Lies the Land Review: A Heavenly Vintage with Tasting Notes of Eco Doc
Families in Italy's Piemonte region deal with the impact of climate change on their vineyards in Low Lies the Land and confront the threat that their traditions may end.