Eduardo Williams discusses The Human Surge 3 and using a 360° virtual reality camera to morph and dissolve the borders of cinema.
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Alice Shin's Landscapes of Home offers perspectives on the history of Japanese internment camps in Canada and the complexity of dual identities.
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Jérémie Battaglia's A French Youth captures the stories of bullfighting migrants in Carmague, France.
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An interview with An Unfinished Journey directors Aeyliya Husain and Amie Williams on their documentary about Afghan women fighting to women's rights.
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An interview with Life Is Beautiful director Mohamed Jabaly about documenting life in Palestine before the October 2023 escalation.
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With The Walk, Honeyland director Tamara Kotevksa delivers a cinematically stunning portrait of the migration crisis through eyes of a child and a giant statue.
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Omar Mouallem's The Lebanese Burger Mafia explores the secret sauce behind an eclectic Alberta fast food chain that provides immigrant families with a slice of the Canadian dream.
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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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An interview with director Kasia Smutniak about her documentary Walls, a riveting portrait of a human rights crisis at the Polish-Belarusian border.
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Eduardo Williams follows his 2016 breakout The Human Surge with another genre-defying and artistically daring feat of cinema.
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