Reporting on the WIFF Prize in Canadian Film competition at the Windsor International Film Festival, which included docs Shamed and The Pitch.
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An interview with The Pitch director Michèle Hozer on following the campaign to establish a professional women's soccer league in Canada.
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Highlights at WIFF, the Windsor International Film Festival, include documentaries in competition The Pitch and Shamed vying for $25,000 prize.
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The Track directed by Ryan Sidhoo wins Best Canadian Documentary at the Vancouver International Film Festival.
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