Davis Guggenheim talks about education, Al Gore and He Named Me Malala, about Nobel Prize winner Malala Yousafzai.
With Invention, Canadian contemporary artist/filmmaker Mark Lewis boldly resurrects the city symphony film.
Je Suis Charlie uses the attack on Charlie Hebdo as a springboard to examine France’s collective cultural awakening.
Despite the optimism, Mina Shum's Ninth Floor does not provide easy uplift any more than it solves the big mystery of the Sir George Williams University riot.
ilmmaker Avi Lewis and writer Naomi Klein are partners in life, work and social action. They have been sounding the alarm for years, expertly describing the mechanisms that have led to the perilous world in which we live today. Klein and Lewis have turned our attention to the ways in which corporations and governments have
Barri Cohen reflects on the Canadian Media Guild's Guide to Working in Canadian Factual TV Production.
Brenda Longfellow’s Offshore is a documentary that sharply challenges our easy acceptance of our fossil-fuel societies
Cinema Politica’s book Screening Truth to Power catches Canada’s current cultural ferment.
Although there is nothing new in the content, Documentary succeeds as an important curatorial intervention.
Asif Kapadia's Amy Winehouse documentary is a haunting study of celebrity, addiction, and an extraordinary talent lost too soon.