The NFB is central to B.C.’s indie doc sector. Eisner investigates the Board’s accomplishments and goals in Vancouver and beyond.
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Keep ReadingStan Douglas’s visually complex works aren’t just mechanically and stylistically clever, they offer constellations of carefully researched historical references, and poetic and rigorous intellectualism.
Keep ReadingReflections on John Greyson and Laurie Lynd's landmark gay short film Maker of Monsters on its 20th anniversary.
Keep ReadingPart two of Marc Glassman's interview with John Walker about Passage, Strand, and learning the art of documentary from the Crawleys.
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