The story of Ahmed Matar and PK Gaza evokes the resilience of Palestinians as a filmmaker considers her pull to her homeland in Yalla Parkour.
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The U.S.A's constitution promises life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, but Death & Taxes explores how the widening rich-poor gap complicates that pledge.
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Ashima follows young rock climber Ashima Shiraish as she achieves rare feats for a 13-year-old ingenue of the sport.
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Keira Loughran examines the ongoing impact of the Chinese Exclusion Act in Exclusion: Beyond the Silence, premiering at Reel Asian.
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Filmmaker Justin Simms considers what it means to be a father and raise a son to be a proper man in an era of toxic masculinity.
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An interview with My Dad's Tapes director Kurtis Watson about confronting a dark cloud and finding catharsis with his family.
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WaaPaKe, now streaming from the National Film Board of Canada, offers further thought about the generational trauma brought by residential schools.
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An interview with Blink director Edmund Stenson about travelling the world with a family as parents prepare their kids for a life without sight.
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Leila Amini observes her sister Nasreen and her plight to pursue her passion as a singer in Iran, where public performances by women are prohibited, in A Sisters' Tale.
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Lina Vdovîi crafts a compelling and deeply personal account of abuse with her investigation into her father's work situation in Tata.
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