Maya and the Wave review is an energetic doc portrait of big wave surfer Maya Gabeira that should inspire new fans, especially female ones.
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An interview with Brett Morgen on Moonage Daydream and telling the story of David Bowie in a kaleidoscopic montage unlike anything you've seen before.
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Sidney from director Reginald Hudlin profiles Oscar winning actor and activist Sidney Poitier. The documentary plays TIFF before streaming on AppleTV+.
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William Klein's 1982 documentary The French screens in a reissued restoration and offers a masterful work of vérité filmmaking.
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Not Just a Girl: Shania Twain is a relatively flat and by-the-numbers music doc about the massively successful country-pop superstar from Timmins, Ontario.
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The trailer for Moonage Daydream, Brett Morgen's David Bowie documentary, reveals a colourful and kaleidoscopic portrait of the rock icon coming to IMAX theatres on September 16.
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Beba, Beyoncé's Homecoming, Miss Sharon Jones, 20 Feet from Stardom, What Happened, Miss Simon?, and Step are among a wave of docs celebrating Black excellence by women in the arts.
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Jennifer Lopez: Halftime is an engaging if limited portrait of the mega-star during a career peak with Hustlers and the Super Bowl show.
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Rock Camp brings Boomer nostalgia into the present tense as it observes the legacy of David Fishof's Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy Camp and the music fans it continues to inspire.
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Ethan Coen makes his documentary debut with Jerry Lee Lewis: Trouble in Mind, a somewhat conventional music doc that celebrates the Killer and his prolific output.
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