Fans of the 2011 Hot Docs hit Project Nim will surely go ape for this year’s festival offering See No Evil.
Kung Fu Elliot by Matthew Bauckman and Jaret Belliveau profiles Canada's first self-described action movie hero, Elliot Scott.
If porn has a money shot, then Gun Porn has six thousand of them.
The words and poetry of Mahmoud Darwish fuel Ibtisam Mara’ana Menuhin’s evocative documentary Write Down, I Am an Arab.
In The Writer with No Hands, William Westaway documents an investigation into the mysterious death of screenwriter Gary DeVore.
Before the Last Curtain Falls, Joy of Man’s Desiring, Self(less) Portrait and Guidelines comprise a telling cross-section of styles and strategies for non-fiction filmmaking
Come Worry With Us! by Hélène Klodawsky, The Sower by Julie Perron, and Absences by Carole Laganière are three very different films by women.
"His legacy is our challenge: to make work he’d embrace, live up to his generosity, spirit and imagination; and make him proud," writes McKenna about Peter Wintonick.
Peter Wintonick lived many lives in his 60 years: filmmaker, father, lover, friend, mentor, writer, curator and editor. He embraced his calling—the creation and promotion of the documentary—with joy and absolute dedication.
Peter and I I have been to dozens of places around the world, but I’d never been with him in Montreal. He spent so much time on the road devoting his life to documentary.