Roger, Mon Frère Review: An Affectionate Portrait of Sibling Love
Roger, My Brother is an affectionate documentary observes a sister and her husband as they care for her brother, who has Alzheimer's.
Groundswell Review: Raising a Cup to Regenerative Agriculture
Demi Moore and Woody Harrelson narrate Groundswell, an upbeat documentary about regenerative agriculture as a solution to climate change.
Holofiction Review: Is Fiction Truly Hollow?
Holofiction examines representations of the Holocaust in film and raise questions about cinema as a medium of entertainment, preservation, expression, and above all, documentation.
In the Closet Review: Finding Fits that Defy Labels
The NFB series In the Closet, hosted by Ajahnis Charley, invites non-binary personalities to share their sense of style and the significance of finding the right fit.
Dernsie: The Amazing Life of Bruce Dern Review – On an “Actor’s Actor”
The beloved character actor and "man who shot John Wayne" looks back at his career in Hollywood in Dernsie: The Amazing Life of Bruce Dern.
Gabin Review: Boyhood Tale Stretches Boundaries of Hybridity
In Gabin, Maxence Voiseux captures the life of a French boy as he grows up on his family dairy farm over ten years.
Detention Review: A Wiseman-esque Study in Teaching Social Control
Detention, premiering in Cannes' ACID, observes students in a training program for prison guards.
Maverick: The Epic Adventures of David Lean Review – A Fitting Ode to a Master
Maverick: The Epic Adventures of David Lean explores the career of the director behind enduring classics like Lawrence of Arabia and some forgotten gems worth rediscovering.
Avedon Review: Ron Howard’s Fashionable Doc Portrait
Ron Howard offers a documentary portrait of fashion photographer Richard Avedon that captures his portfolio with a wider lens.
Into the Jaws of the Ogre Review: Iranian Sibling Story Is So Punk
Mahsa Karampour considers her relationship with her brother, who formed a punk band in Iran before trying to make it in the USA, in Into the Jaws of the Ogre.