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Ramona S. Diaz uses the 2022 presidential elections in the Philippines to explore the rise of misinformation in And So It Begins.
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Lucy Lawless makes a terrific directorial debut with Never Look Away a portrait of courageous cameraperson Margaret Moth.
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An investigation by CBC's The Fifth Estate, "Making an Icon", challenge's Buffy Sainte-Marie's claims of Indigenous identity
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Fredrik Gertten examines a web of connected social inequalities in Breaking Social, and the writers and protesters drawing attention to abuses of power.
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Trained to See – Three Women and the War sees Luzia Schmid spotlight three women journalists who broke the glass ceiling during WWII.
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Trained to See—Three Women and the War offers unique insights into World War II via journalists Martha Gellhorn, Lee Miller and Margaret Bourke-White
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Michelle Shephard investigates the strange case behind the theft of one of history's greatest minds, and the story behind the story, in The Man Who Stole Einstein's Brain.
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Sherien Barsoum's documentary Cynara investigates the role of prejudice in a Toronto mother’s wrongful conviction for her daughter's murder.
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Ithaka chronicles the campaign to free WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange as his father John Shipton and fiancée Stella Morris remind audiences of the implications for the free press at stake in their
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