Miúcha, The Voice of Bossa Nova offers an unabashedly celebratory portrait of the Brazilian singer, and perhaps oversells its subject.
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With Louis Armstrong's Black & Blues, Sacha Jenkins delivers a definitive portrait of the iconic jazz musician in all his wonder and complexity.
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Sidney from director Reginald Hudlin profiles Oscar winning actor and activist Sidney Poitier. The documentary plays TIFF before streaming on AppleTV+.
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Not Just a Girl: Shania Twain is a relatively flat and by-the-numbers music doc about the massively successful country-pop superstar from Timmins, Ontario.
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An interview with Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, a Journey, a Song directors Dan Geller and Dayna Goldfine about exploring the man and his music through a single song, and how art evolves through
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Mink is a New York Times Op-Doc from director Ben Proudfoot, about Patsy Mink, who played a crucial role in the development of law prohibiting sex-based discrimination.
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Beba, Beyoncé's Homecoming, Miss Sharon Jones, 20 Feet from Stardom, What Happened, Miss Simon?, and Step are among a wave of docs celebrating Black excellence by women in the arts.
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Stay Prayed Up is an upbeat portrait of gospel singer Linda Mae Perry and her legacy with the group The Branchettes.
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What does it take to keep the crown? Becoming a Queen profiles Joella Crichton, the longest-reigning queen of Toronto's Caribana festival.
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Jennifer Lopez: Halftime is an engaging if limited portrait of the mega-star during a career peak with Hustlers and the Super Bowl show.
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