Reviews of the Oscar nominated short docs The White Helmet, Extremis, Joe's Violin, 4.1 Miles, and Watani: My Homeland.
Exit Music (Canada, 82 min.) Dir. James Murdoch “What, then, do these five ever-greats have in common?” asks host Simon Wynberg in this doc that explores the lives and work of composers Paul Ben-Haim, Adolph Busch, Walter Braunfels, Erich Korngold and Mieczyslaw Weinberg. “Even though all had different stories, all shared in the loss
Steven Cantor's documentary Dancer profiles Sergei Polunin, aka the 'bad boy of ballet'.
Reflections on Norman McLaren's Oscar-winning NFB classic Neighbours.
"This film cannot leave you innocent. I don’t think you can watch it and say, “I don’t understand” or “I still don’t get it.” No. You get it. Everybody gets it. The only question left is what do you do about it," says I Am Not Your Negro director Raoul Peck.
Elaine Ling travelled the world far and wide in search of subjects for her photography, and connected with communities around the globe.
Reset takes audiences behind the scenes as Benjamin Millepied embarks on his new responsibility as the dance director of the Paris Opera Ballet.
The Panasonic AG-DVX200 is an excellent 4K-capable camcorder for documentary, offering perhaps the best value for money of any camera in its class.
Best Worst Thing That Ever Happened offers a story to which anybody in the arts can relate: failure.
Patrick Reed's PTSD: Beyond Trauma provides a humane account of how survivors negotiate the difficulty of living in the present moment when one has PTSD.