Will Heritage Minister Mélanie Joly genuinely “innovate” and create a luminous film culture?
Documentary Culture
An interview with photographer Alec Soth regarding his show at the 2016 Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival.
An interview with The Seventh Fire director Jack Pettibone Riccobono about documenting an Ojibway reservation in Minnesota.
Roger Ross Williams' Life, Animated approaches autism from the perspective of the inquisitor, Owen Suskind.
An appreciation of programmer and filmmaker Lynne Fernie's contribution to the Canadian scene upon her retirement from Hot Docs.
In The Missing Ingredient, Michael Sparaga observes New York restaurateur Charles Devigne’s ambition to overhaul his joint Pescatore’s.
“He didn’t live a double life. He lived twice.” - An appreciation of Chris Marker's influential classic La jetée
The Slippers, How to Build a Time Machine and Random Acts of Legacy celebrate and explore the implications of earlier movies.
More than three decades passed before an Inuk was able to make a feature film that showed a native perspective on the seal hunt. Alethea Arnaquq-Baril’s documentary Angry Inuk is that long-awaited film.
On the AGO's Outsiders: American Photography and Film 1950s–1980s exhibit featuring the photography of Gordon Parks, Diane Arbus, and other artists.