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Issue 104

POV’s 8th Annual Education Survey: Turn and face the strange

by Marc Glassman Nancy Lanthier Pat Mullen
November 2, 2017
Features

POV's eighth annual Focus on Education survey examines film programs in universities and colleges across Canada.

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‘The Journey’ to a Web Series

by Moze Mossanen
March 9, 2017
Features

Making a digi-doc series on Regent Park taught veteran director Moze Mossanen important lessons. He reflects upon the journey towards finding the right format for his story.

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Visionary: The Camera Eye of Vic Sarin

by Nancy Lanthier
February 28, 2017
Features

Vic Sarin celebrates the art of cinematography in Keepers of the Magic.

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The Family Ties that Bind

by Matthew Hays
February 14, 2017
Features

After his father passed away, Montreal filmmaker Arshad Khan explored their intensely complicated relationship in Abu

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Elaine Ling: Through her journeys, she found her way

by Vincenzo Pietropaolo
January 31, 2017
Photography

Elaine Ling travelled the world far and wide in search of subjects for her photography, and connected with communities around the globe.

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Freeze Frame: Hallelujah, Leonard Cohen

by Marc Glassman
January 13, 2017
Features

Thanks to the memories, as well as the books, albums and films, Leonard Cohen will never truly die. Hallelujah.

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Policy Matters: Level The Playing Field

by Barri Cohen
January 10, 2017
Features/Industry

CRTC chair Jean-Pierre Blais’s term ends in June, 2017. Let’s fight to make sure that he’s not renewed.

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You Say You Want a Revolution?

by Pat Mullen
December 28, 2016
Interviews/TIFF

Quebec filmmaking duo Mathieu Denis and Simon Lavoie create a defiant piece of radical cinema with Those Who Make Revolution Halfway Only Dig Their Own Graves, a rebellious hybrid drama about the

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‘Theater of Life’: feeding body and soul

by Daniel Glassman
December 1, 2016
Features/Interviews

Peter 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.

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