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Legends: The Secret life of Ryan

by Matthew Hays
April 1, 2008
Features

Animator Ryan Larkin could tell a funny story or read you a poem, but then raise his voice in a flash of anger if he felt you were asking too pushy a

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The $4,149,561 Envelope—Please!

by Mark Achbar
April 1, 2008
Industry

The Corporation paid Telefilm back in full and, unlike most Canadian dramas, is actually making a profit for the good citizens of Canada.

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Les Raquetteurs and the birth of modern Quebec cinema

by Andre Loiselle
October 1, 2007
Features

In an exclusive collaboration with TIFF, POV is pleased to publish an excerpt from Loiselle’s new book on Michel Brault.

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Guy Maddin’s “My Winnipeg”

by Guy Maddin
October 1, 2007
Features

Internationally acclaimed auteur Guy Maddin shares his impressions of a city that has shaped his life and inspired his first doc, My Winnipeg.

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Quebec Dreams: The films of Serge Giguère & Sylvie Van Brabant

by Claude Lalumiere
April 1, 2007
Features

There’s more to Sylvie Van Brabant and Serge Giguère, the indie Quebec doc team of Les Productions du Rapide Blanc, than À force de rêves.

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Streets, Oceans and Outer Space: A Producer’s Journey

by Richard Stanford
April 1, 2007
Features

Smoked meat sandwiches, beluga whales and sci-fi - a look at producer Richard Elson's eclectic oeuvre

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Eastern Promise

by Matthew Hays
February 2, 2007
Features

Yung Chang's astonishing breakthrough Up the Yangtze examines the development of the Three Gorges Dam and China in a state of transition.

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Not Yet Past

by Andrew Tracy
February 1, 2007
Features/Interviews

After an artistic lifetime spent educating those of us who should have known of these things long ago, Obomsawin now wishes to return to the most important link in the chain and

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The POV Interview: Allan King

by Marc Glassman
February 1, 2007
Interviews

In a remarkable career that has just entered its fiftieth year, Allan King is among Canada's most distinguished filmmakers.

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Are the filmmakers whistling in the fields?

by Peter Wintonick
December 1, 2006
Interviews

When Bensimon was appointed NFB Film Commissioner, he embarked on an ambitions five-year plan. Who well did he do? A conversation with Bensimon and Tom Perlmutter.

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