We have festival fever here at POV and we hope it’s contagious! We’re back in swing with a fall/winter issue heading to subscribers in September. Articles are trickling in with several hot docs tapped for the fall festivals appearing in the issue. (Although we can’t say which ones just yet.) This issue features several Canadian filmmakers in conversation about their latest documentaries and the subjects who inspire them. From an Academy Award winning icon, to powerful voices in both the arts and human rights, to a double dribble of sports docs, we have lots in store for readers! Subscribe today to get POV issue #117 fresh from the printer.
Here’s a preview of what to expect in POV issue #117:
-Barri Cohen’s “Policy Matters” columns returns with its incisive look at the Canadian screen industry.
-Features and interviews with Canadian filmmakers on the circuit.
-Academy Award nominee Brett Morgen in conversation about his David Bowie doc Moonage Daydream, coming to theatres in IMAX this fall.
-Hitting the ice with the Summit ’72 series with new docs about the landmark hockey showdown.
-A journey through documentary road movies like Faces Places, L.A. Tea Time, Forgetting Vietnam, and A Letter from Beirut.
-Documenting the end of the world: how does non-fiction confront the inevitability of the apocalypse?
-Being Seen: the Black Screen Office offers new pathways and protocols for responsible storytelling.
-The photography of Deanna Bowen, winner of the 2021 Scotiabank Photography Prize and 2020 Governor General’s Award in Visual and Media Arts.
-Influential British-Canadian filmmaker and direct cinema pioneer Terence Macartney-Filgate remembered.
-And more!
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