WaaPaKe, now streaming from the National Film Board of Canada, offers further thought about the generational trauma brought by residential schools.
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NFB archvial doc The Stand revisits the 1985 standoff between land defenders of the Haida Nation and loggers on Lyell Island.
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Kim O'Bomsawin's Ninan Aussat: We, the Children wins Best Canadian Documentary at the Vancouver International Film Festival awards.
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Director Larry Weinstein tells how be became a character in his documentary Beethoven's Nine: Ode to Humanity.
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The life and work of Japanese-Canadian chef Hidekazu Tojo and his omakase menu fuel foodie doc The Chef & the Daruma.
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Surveying the state of documentary production in western Canada in conversation with filmmakers in British Columbia and the North.
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Living Together, directed by Halima Elkhatabi, is a contemporary observation of the art of cohabitation, seen through Montreal Gen Zers.
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Now streaming from the NFB, Dear Audrey observes filmmaker Martin Duckworth as he cares for his wife, Audrey, through advanced stages of Alzheimer's.
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The Windsor International Film Festival reveals the 10 films competing for the $25,000 WIFF Prize in Canadian Film at this year's fest.
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Neil Diamond on So Surreal: Behind the Masks and reclaiming Indigenous art.
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