In The Gas Station Attendant, Karla Murthy mines family home movies while exploring her father's struggle to land a consistent vocation in America.
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Ron Mann revisits the story of Clairtone, the Canadian stereo company that briefly made a splash during the swinging Sixties.
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An interview with filmmaker Jihan about her documentary My Father and Qaddafi, and exploring her family history and her mother's resilience.
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An interview with The Tale of Silyan director Tamara Kotevska and cinematographer Jean Dakar about capturing the relationship between a farmer and a white stork that proves his kindred spirit.
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Meadowlarks director Tasha Hubbard and star Michael Greyeyes on reimagining the acclaimed documentary Birth of a Family about siblings uniting after the Sixties Scoop tore their family apart.
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A look at four documentaries screening at Montreal's RIDM festival: Les héritiers, Green Valley, Recomposée, and The End of the Internet.
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Filmmaker Jeremy Xido returns to his home town in Sons of Detroit and explores questions of race, privilege, equity, and opportunity.
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Ghosts of the Sea, now streaming from the National Film Board of Canada, is Virgina Tangvald's haunting tale of reclaiming her family's story.
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An interview with filmmaker Min Sook Lee on the creative process, political choices, and personal emotions that shaped There Are No Words.
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Nechako: It Will Be a Big River Again observes the fight of the Stellat’en and Saik’uz Nations to protect a waterway that's fuelled their families for generations.
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