Mark Cousins' expansive The Story of Documentary Film looks at influential films of the 1970s that pushed non-fiction cinema forward.
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Now Nathan Fielder's brand of comedy with The Rehearsal and Nathan for You displays a distinct character of Canadianness by blurring humour and non-fiction.
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An interview with Twisted Yoga director Rowan Deacon and executive producer Suzanne Lavery on their true crime doc now streaming on Apple.
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Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier discuss their Netflix series Glitter & Gold.
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For the Culture with Amanda Parris returns for a second season to explore a diversity of Black experiences through topics like dating and travel.
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As The Nature of Things enters its 65th season with new hosts and a renewed push for international coproductions, Canadian filmmakers are adjusting to a shifting landscape
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The Documentary Organization of Canada releases the report What We Heard that draws upon community consultations about the state of documentary filmmaking in Canada.
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Origin: The Story of the Basketball Africa League has good intentions with its story of helping athletes find success on the continent has good intentions, but plays like PR.
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Pee Wee as Himself leads the documentary winners at the Dorian TV Awards handed out by GALECA: The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics.
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Caveh Zahedi's deep impact on American filmmaking is studied through his singular comic-non-fiction series The Show About the Show.
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