A Man Imagined, now streaming from the National Film Board of Canada, offers a vérité portrait of Lloyd, an unhoused man in Montreal.
Keep ReadingLloyd, a man living on the streets in Montreal, serves as our guide in the experimental non-fiction character study A Man Imagined.
Keep ReadingA Bullet Pulling Thread follows quilter Marilyn Farquhar as she raises awareness about her brother's death and conversations about mental health.
Keep ReadingAn interview with Museum of the Revolution director Srdan Keca about his documentary that explores an abandoned monument of hope and the lives of those within.
Keep ReadingMeet Raymond Martin, or Ray, as everybody calls him. Ray lives in Toronto. The closest thing to a fixed address that Ray has is the intersection of Lakeshore Boulevard and Jameson Avenue
Keep ReadingPeter Svatek's Theater of Life takes audiences inside Refettorio Ambrosiano, a soup kitchen in Milan established by internationally renowned chef Massimo Bottura where food waste feeds the homeless with signature gourmet cuisine.
Keep ReadingHélène Choquette gives a down-to-earth and sincerely humane portrait of the nation’s homeless in A Dog’s Life.
Keep ReadingA prime example of ‘docu-cratic’ media making is HomelessNation.org, an interactive documentary engaging several thousand homeless voices across Canada.
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