Filmmaker Kevin Nikkel reflects observing the works of Winnipeg's Siloam Mission and seeing the larger picture amid Canada's housing crisis.
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An interview with Ross McElwee about Remake, Sherman's March, and revisiting images of his late son Adrian across the films they made together.
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An interview with What Will I Become? directors Lexie Bean and Logan Rozos about their film on trans suicide, survival, and creating space to discuss mental health.
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An interview with Baby Jackfruit Baby Guava director Nhật Quang Nông on sharing his family story in this intimate and poetic debut.
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Gimme Truth explores the traumas and beliefs that lead people to become conspiracists--while letting the audiences make up their own minds.
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Nhật Quang Nông probes his family history in a personal exploration of queerness, identity, and love in Baby Jackfruit Baby Guava.
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Better Go Mad in the Wild is an artfully offbeat documentary that asks if it's better to go mad in private than never to have fallen off the edge at all.
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Now streaming from the National Film Board of Canada, Love, Harold invites participants to talk through their emotions as they navigate their grief.
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A father searches the river for his 16-year-old son in Closure following his disappearance in this devastating study of grief and mental health.
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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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