Watch a clip from the documentary Wisdom Gone Wild, Rea Tajiri's touching and poetic look at her mother's experience with dementia.
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An interview with The Dependents director Sofia Brockenshire about revisiting her family story to consider the politics of migration.
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Highlights from Toronto's Rendezvous with Madness Festival include documentaries like back home and The Dependents that invite conversations about mental health.
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David Farrier takes audiences down a darkly funny and sinister rabbit hole with Mister Organ and a character who loves a good story.
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Stephen Hosier offers a personal documentary about friend Richard Csanyi and his effort to understand the addiction that claimed the life of his twin brother, Attila.
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Your Friend, Memphis tells the story of Memphis DiAngelis, a young man with cerebral palsy, a bad track record with employment, and dreams of stardom.
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DocuMentality, a new report released by the Documentary Organization of Canada and a UK-USA-led initiative, addresses a mental health crisis among documentary filmmakers.
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An interview with Aphasia director Marielle Dalpé about her animated NFB short on the effects of the neurocognitive condition.
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Remembering John Kastner, whose contribution to documentary was recently honoured with an award presented in his name at Hot Docs.
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Wendy Hill-Tout explores the growing mental health crisis in North America while searching for her brother Bruce in Insanity.
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