Giving you our points of view on the latest docs in release and on the circuit.
The Homes We Carry review explores the stories of Madgermanes by sharing the tale of a famlily divided between Mozambique and Germany.
My Place Ozerna crafts a life-affirming portrait of a family in Ukraine with remarkable emotional lucidity.
Director Luis Alejandro Yero observes four queer Cuban men caught in Russia on the eve the invasion of Ukraine in Calls from Moscow.
With piercing candour and heartfelt honesty, Christian Einshøj's documentary The Mountains sees a family heal by confronting pain.
Dosed: The Trip of a Lifetime follows B.C. resident Laurie Brooks as she experiments with magic mushrooms to treat an aggressive cancer.
Jennifer Peedom's River, narrated by Willem Dafoe, offers a thematic sequel to her 2017 film Mountain, but is almost identical to Jennifer Baichwal, Edward Burtynsky, and Nick de Pencier's Watermark.
Subject invites a who's who of the documentary field to consider questions of ethics, representation, and responsible storytelling in non-fiction.
Fanie Pelletier's documentary Bloom (Jouvencelles) explores how young women create their identities and forge connections in the social media age.
Documentary series Witness by Amar Wala, Yasmine Mathurin, and Carol Nguyen tells the stories behind viral videos that inspire change and joy.
In In Viaggio: The Travels of Pope Francis, Gianfranco Rosi follows the religious leader as he pontificates around the world.
