Revisiting Impressions, the Canadian photography magazine that was founded in 1970 and ran 30 issues of eclectic images and idiosyncratic layouts.
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An interview with David Greaves and Liani Greaves about Once Upon a Time in Harlem and bringing their father William's final work to the screen.
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Holofiction examines representations of the Holocaust in film and raise questions about cinema as a medium of entertainment, preservation, expression, and above all, documentation.
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How films like Okuirmono, The Nest, and This House explore the histories embedded within the walls of our family homes.
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Efforts to repatriate artifacts and artworks stolen from Afghanistan invite wider considerations of cultural history in Aisha Jamal's The Theft.
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Now streaming from the National Film Board of Canada, The Nest explores layers of history that intersect within a Winnipeg Victorian manor.
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The Story of Documentary Film sees Mark Cousins chronicle the history of cinema in his signature fashion with this look at the art of non-fiction film.
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The fight to repatriate the remains of Indigenous ancestors confronts a legacy of colonial violence in Aanikoobijigan [ancestor/great-grandparent/great-grandchild].
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We Lend a Hand: The Forgotten Story of Ontario Farmerettes gives credit to the women who helped the war effort by pitching in on the farm and providing food for the
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In Below the Clouds, Gianfranco Rosi turns his lens to Italy's Napoli region where Mount Vesuvius looms in a landscape rich with history.
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