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Documentary Producers Alliance Launches Ethics Resource Library

by Nidhil Vohra
July 9, 2025
Industry/News

The Documentary Producers Alliance launches the Ethics Resource Library to assist documentary filmmakers across production and distribution.

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Yuqi Kang’s Freedive with Jessea Lu

by Winnie Wang
January 13, 2025February 11, 2025
Features/Interviews

7 Beats Per Minute director Yuqi Kang reflects upon making a documentary with freediver Jessea Lu and swimming outside the usual director-subject relationship.

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Skills, Desires, and Dispositions of a Documentary Filmmaker

by Shannon Walsh
December 15, 2023
Features

Governor General's Award winner Shannon Walsh offers pro tips for documentary filmmakers about storytelling, relationships, ethics and adaptation.

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Clair Titley Talks The Contestant and Filling in the Gaps

by Audrey Chan
November 7, 2023November 8, 2023
Festivals/Interviews

An interview with The Contestant director Clair Titley about access to people, archival materials, and different cultures in her documentary.

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Ethics and Accountability: A View from the U.S.A.

by Tom White
September 2, 2023
Features/Industry

What are one’s moral responsibilities when holding the camera in a documentary? A view of new practices in ethics and accountability from the USA.

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DOC Releases Report on Mental Health in Canadian Documentary

by Pat Mullen
May 3, 2023December 9, 2024
Hot Docs

DocuMentality: A Report on Mental Health in the Canadian Documentary Sector is a new report from the Documentary Organization of Canada.

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Subject Review: Asking All of Documentary’s Big Questions

by Pat Mullen
April 5, 2023
Reviews

Subject invites a who's who of the documentary field to consider questions of ethics, representation, and responsible storytelling in non-fiction.

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POV’s Top Reads of 2022: What Drives Doc Readers’ Interest?

by Pat Mullen
December 27, 2022
Features

The most popular reads of 2022 include articles on Island of the Sea Wolves, Jihad Rehab, Deconstructing Karen, Tantura, and Buffy Sainte-Marie.

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Sundance Responds to Jihad Rehab Controversy

by Pat Mullen
February 18, 2022
Industry/Sundance

Sundance's Joana Vincente and Tabitha Jackson release statement regarding the controversial festival selection Jihad Rehab.

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Lost Boys Review: Gross Exploitative Filmmaking

by Pat Mullen
May 5, 2021August 9, 2021
Hot Docs/Reviews

“What the fuck am I doing here?” asks the narrator towards the end of Lost Boys. A similar question passed through this reviewer’s mind multiple times whilst screening the film. Lost Boys

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Amanda Parris, Yasmin Mathurin, and Alison Duke talk Black travel and dating in episodes 1 & 2 of the doc series debuting Nov. 28 on @cbcgem. 💻 #documentary #series
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@adambenzine looks at @cbcdocs' hit series at a moment of transition. 

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Want the story behind the @northernsuperleague? @t Want the story behind the @northernsuperleague? @thepitchdoc_nsl follows the fight to establish a women's pro soccer league in Canada. ⚽️

We chatted with director Michèle Hozer at @windsorfilmfest about her documentary hitting the circuit. 

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Catch LOVE, HAROLD at festivals including @workmanartsto & @windsorfilmfest this week. 

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