Complicit puts a human face on the stories of China’s migrant workers who toil away to make the modern conveniences many of us enjoy at a low cost.
In Tickling Giants, Sara Taksler chronicles Bassem Youssef’s journey from wisecracking surgeon to YouTuber, late night celebrity and political pariah.
Making a digi-doc series on Regent Park taught veteran director Moze Mossanen important lessons. He reflects upon the journey towards finding the right format for his story.
Vic Sarin celebrates the art of cinematography in Keepers of the Magic.
For most of the 20th century, film production on the Canadian prairies was small, and the vast majority of homegrown work was in educational, industrial, wildlife, promotional, and sponsored films. One who excelled in this type of filmmaking from the 1920s to the 1970s was Winnipeg’s Francis Holmes.
An overview of works that are part of Power to the People: Photography and Video of Repression and Black Protest at the Ryerson Image Centre
Floyd Norman: An Animated Life tells history from the perspective of its most passionate players.
“A cat meowing at your feet, looking up at you, is life smiling at you,” says one of the many affectionate cat people of Kedi. “Those are the moments when we’re lucky they remind us we’re alive.”
After his father passed away, Montreal filmmaker Arshad Khan explored their intensely complicated relationship in Abu
Reviews of the Oscar nominated short docs The White Helmet, Extremis, Joe's Violin, 4.1 Miles, and Watani: My Homeland.