There Are No Words and Montreal, My Beautiful lead the winners at Toronto's Reel Asian International Film Festival.
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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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As Canada awaits results from May's CRTC hearings, there is a looming concern that even favourable determinations might be hobbled by larger forces.
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TIFF Docs line-up includes Ben Proudfoot, Laura Poitras, Jimmy Chin, Chai Vasarhelyi, Peter Mettler, Min Sook Lee, and a focus on truth-tellers.
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An interview with Julian Carrington, the new executive director of the Documentary Organization of Canada, on the path ahead for the advocacy group.
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The Documentary Organization of Canada updates its board of directors and adds four new At Large appointments to better represent its membership.
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