Dogumentary Part of the Pack asks whether wolf-dog hybrids can ever be treated as domesticated animals, and what separates a wild beast from a pet.
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The Truffle Hunters directors Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw discuss their delicious doc about the quest for rare delicacies.
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The Truffle Hunters is a feast for the senses. The best food on the planet just got better.
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An interview with Stray director Elizabeth Lo on her exquisitely-shot portrait of dogs in Istanbul, which won the prize for Best International Feature, and is a must for Kedi fans.
Keep ReadingThe 22nd annual RIDM included two feature films that were framed as following the lives of street dogs, but ultimately gave way to human stories.
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Heather Young discusses her hybrid drama Murmur, which brings the story of a recovering addict who volunteers at an animal shelter to this year's Toronto International Film Festival.
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