To Kill a Tiger and BLK: An Origin Story lead 2023 Canadian Screen Awards winners for Documentary, Factual, and Non-Fiction categories.
My 2020, directed by Sarah McNair-Landry and streaming at NFB.ca, offers a travelogue with breathtaking landscapes captured during the lockdown years.
Basketball documentaries like Handle with Care, One of Ours, and Giants of Africa show diverse stories on and off the court.
Karen Cho's Big Fight in Little Chinatown will open the 2023 edition of Vancouver's DOXA Documentary Festival in Vancouver.
Subject invites a who's who of the documentary field to consider questions of ethics, representation, and responsible storytelling in non-fiction.
Danielle Sturk's NFB documentary Why? Sexual Violence and Teens offers a wake-up call and an urgent call to action.
Highlights from the 27th annual Regard - Saguenay Short Film Festival include Madeleine, Oasis, and La trente-deuxième saison.
Alanis Obomsawin will receive the Edward MacDowell Medal in a ceremony on July 23 with opening remarks by Jesse Wente.
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.