An interview with filmmaker Amreen Kullar about her poetic documentary I See Myself in You and depicting Brampton's South Asian community authentically when anti-immigrant sentiments are on the rise.
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Concrete Turned to Sand directors Jessica Johnson and Ryan Ermacora discuss their process of documenting oyster farmers and intertidal life off Cortes Island, B.C.
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In A Fire There, three young men in the Armenian community Gandzani, Georgia, find themselves at a crossroads as the community holds onto tradition.
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Kim Nguyen discusses his documentary Saigon Story: Two Shootings in the Forest Kingdom and families connect by Eddie Adams' iconic Vietnam War photo.
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Searching for Drug Peace observes how the Coca Leaf Café and Medicinal Mushroom Dispensary in East Vancouver offers a provocative alternative amid the opioid crisis.
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An interview with The Delivery Line director Nance Ackerman on observing maternal caregivers around the world as they fight for women's rights.
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An interview with The Tower that Built a City director Mark Myers on telling the story of Toronto famed structure from an "outsider" point of view.
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The passions and idiosyncrasies of a B.C. Chinook salmon fishing club face a reckoning in In Tyee Country when the requisite 30-pounders for membership face short supply.
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In #WhileBlack, Darnella Frazier and Diamond Reynolds, who captured the killings of George Floyd and Philando Castile, tell about the emotional toll behind viral videos that shaped contemporary history.
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Kenya-Jade Pinto and Shasha Nakhai discuss The Sandbox and the human elements of the migration crisis that are threatened by an emphasis on technology.
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