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A Vietnamese man stands on a beach at the edge of the water, looking out towards the horizon. His back is to the camera and the sky is overcast.

Still Night, Burning House Review: The Secrecy of Family

by Courtney Small
September 12, 2026
Reviews/TIFF

Carol Nguyen makes a confident feature debut with Still Night, Burning House, a deeply personal exploration of loss within her family.

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A long shot shows an Indigenous rapper performing on a stage in front of a crowd. The room is dark and there is a spotlight on him.

Turtle Island Rap Review: The Non-Stop Hustle of Hip Hop

by Courtney Small
September 11, 2026
Reviews/TIFF

Hip-Hop artists Jessica Ford, Ehren “Bear Witness” Thomas, Tim “2oolman” Hill share the trials of cutting it in the music biz in Alexandra Lazarowich's feature debut Turtle Island Rap.

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An archival image shows athlete Rick Hansen racing down a rainy highway. There is an RV behind him.

Rick Hansen Doc Shares a Hero’s Odyssey and the Team that Went All the Way

by Jason Gorber
September 11, 2026
Interviews/TIFF

An interview with Man in Motion: The Rick Hansen Story director Adrien Buitenhuis on capturing a hero's journey through the archives.

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A white woman wearing a black t-shirt and black baseball cap, with chains around her neck, rocks out to a concert in a stadium. She is recording a concert with her phone and singing along.

Gail Review: Nothing Is Denied Seeing the Band through Her Eyes

by Pat Mullen
September 10, 2026
Reviews/TIFF

This portrait of Gail, a diehard Our Lady Peace enthusiast, offers a refreshing music doc alternative and glimpse of what it means to care about something passionate.

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A dark photo depicts the silhouette of a man as he walks outside a home. The house has a light on and casts a blue glow.

For Carol Nguyễn, Crying Is Back on the Table

by Pat Mullen
September 9, 2026
Features/Interviews/TIFF

Carol Nguyễn discusses her feature debut Still Night, Burning House and revisiting a family trauma with hope to inspire collective healing.

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A man wearing an orange jumpsuit, with a yellow V atop the chest and shoulders, stands up through a car's sun roof. He is wearing sunglasses and has his arms spread over the roof of the car.

How The Stunt Driver Reimagines an NFB Ken Carter Documentary

by Jason Gorber
September 5, 2026
Interviews/TIFF

An interview with The Stunt Driver director Michael Dowse on adapting the wild Ken Carter documentary The Devil at Your Heels into a drama.

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A team of six Indigenous filmmakers stands together in front of several white teepees. The sky behind them is blue with some clouds tinted pink by the sunset.

National Film Board of Canada Slates 16 Projects

by Pat Mullen
September 3, 2026
News

The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) announces production support for 16 projects spanning documentaries, shorts, and animated films.

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A man crouches down on a rocky shore in Newfoundland, looking at a TV that is positioned on the ground by the water. There is a strange image on the screen with a figure in a dark purple hood and an orange light where his face should be.

Captain Newfoundland Explores the Lost Portal to Atlantis in New Clip from the Documentary

by Pat Mullen
August 28, 2026
News

Watch a clip from Captain Newfoundland ahead of the documentary's premiere at the Atlantic International Film Festival on Sept. 17.

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A Filipina woman with black glasses wmbraces her white partner. They are pictured in close-up.

VIFF Announces Massive Documentary Line-up for 2026 Festival

by Pat Mullen
August 27, 2026
Festivals/News

Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) announces over 50 documentaries among the line-up for its 2026 edition.

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An archival image shows Terry Fox running along a rural street, wearing a white t-shirt and jogging shorts.

Run Terry Run Trailer Spotlights a Canadian Hero’s Courage

by Pat Mullen
August 19, 2026
Features

Get your first look at Run Terry Run, the upcoming documentary about Terry Fox's historic 1980 run to raise awareness for cancer research.

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So go, Canada. Whoo! Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppe So go, Canada. Whoo! Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim in Toronto for a wild screening of @youcanseeeverything 👀

Lots of talk in the Q&A (no recording allowed in that part) about great Canadian influences, like Allan King, Sarah Polley, and Guy Maddin, plus what happens when you go into a film thinking it won't work out. Turns out, it did!

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But will Oscar voters see everything? 🗳 From the But will Oscar voters see everything? 🗳

From the traditionalists of the documentary branch to a process stacked against documentaries, we look at how #YouCanSeeEverything could make Irshad history. 

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Are docs about the North canaries in the coal mine Are docs about the North canaries in the coal mine? 🐻‍❄

@gesila.lightplaysociety looks at how documentaries like @nuisance_bear_film, The Last Ice,  and Angry Inuk spotlight concerns if climate change and geopolitics across borders. 

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The hype is real! @youcanseeeverything is one of the year's best films. 

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From inspiring maverick to global supervillain, #M From inspiring maverick to global supervillain, #Musk charts the alarming rise of the world's most powerful man. 🚀

Read more about Musk and how Alex Gibney distilled all that's corrupt and evil about the man into a five-alarm wakeup call. 

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📽  Musk opens in theatres Oct. 16.

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Get your first look at the trailer for Sundance winner @nuisance_bear_film ahead of its theatrical release.

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📽 opens @planetinfocus, screens at @windsorfilmfest & @hotdocs_' Doc Soup; opens in select Cdn theatres Dec. 4. Coming soon to @mubicanada.

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@jess_earnshaw's family viewing: with JACINTA and @jess_earnshaw's family viewing: with JACINTA and now @babydoefilm, the director is developing a fine eye for complicated and nuanced family stories.

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Vietnamese-Canadian filmmaker Ashley Duong and her father, along with the actor portraying him as a young boy, watch a monitor while on location. They are seated in a lush green area with many trees.

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