2023 TIFF Docs line-up announcement includes Mr. Dressup, Frederick Wiseman, Summer Qamp, Errol Morris, Raoul Peck, Lucy Walker, and more!
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Road movies directed by women display a sense of curiosity in what is traditionally one of cinema's more male-dominated genres.
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An interview with My Name Is Andrea director Pratibha Parmar about capturing the life and work of Andrea Dworkin in her unique hybrid film.
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The documentary parody series Documentary Now! returns for a fourth season to send up My Octopus Teacher, Agnès Varda, and the BBC.
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Artist JR follows-up his Oscar nominated Agnès Varda collaboration Faces Places with Paper & Glue, which is well worth viewing.
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Agnès Varda celebrated the beauty of the marginalized, turning her lens on the elderly, indigent, immigrants, and people of colour. Most of all, she focussed on women.
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Criterion Channel's collections of films about Black experiences have a number of docs and hybrids worth exploring, including Symbiopsychtaxiplasm and Urban Rashomon.
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When this issue was planned, COVID-19 was in the distance, nothing but a series of news reports from Asia. For a month, I was corresponding with writers and conducting interviews from France,
Keep ReadingA bleary-eyed Dorothy Woodend reports on her binge-watching from the 2019 Vancouver International Film Festival.
Keep ReadingVarda By Agnès (France, 115 min.) Dir. Agnès Varda Programme: Special Events (Canadian Premiere) Agnès Varda’s final film is a bittersweet farewell. It’s difficult to avoid watching Varda By Agnès, which premiered earlier
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