The career of filmmaker Amos Guttman receives a welcome tribute and looks back on groundbreaking works like Drifting and Amazing Gracein Taboo.
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Nik Sheehan discusses his collection of films--No Sad Songs, Symposium: Ladder of Love, The Drawing Masters, and God's Fool--as they hit MUBI.
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Jeffrey Schwarz looks at the AIDS crisis and the celebrities and activists who fought for the LGBTQ+ community in the talking heads doc Commitment to Life.
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Laura Poitras delivers a masterpiece with All the Beauty and the Bloodshed and its portrait of photographer Nan Goldin's fight against Big Pharma.
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An interview with Tramps! director Kevin Hegge on exploring the era of the New Romantics and how growing old doesn't mean getting boring.
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In Killing Patient Zero, Toronto filmmaker Laurie Lynd unravels the twisted story of Gaetan Dugas, the Quebecois flight attendant who was wrongly labelled the man who brought HIV to North America.
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