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The Space Race shares the overlooked stories of Black astronauts like Charles Bolden.
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An interview with 299 Queen Street West director Sean Menard about his documentary that chronicles the rise and fall of MuchMusic.
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Apollo 11: Quarantine is a worthy follow-up to Todd Douglas Miller's masterful archival doc.
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