The stories told in Morgan Neville's Twenty Feet from Stardom form a bittersweet chorus about a passion for music that endures.
Keep ReadingMichelle Latimer's feature documentary debut Alias is a cinema vérité portrait of Toronto's vibrant urban music scene.
Keep ReadingWhether it comes to commissioning a composer to create a score for a film or paying high fees for the permission to use songs, for a lot of documentary filmmakers, music is
Keep ReadingAt its core, the new Canadian film Mulroney: The Opera by Larry Weinstein is an intertwining tale of boy meets girl.
Keep ReadingDouglas Arrowsmith’s documentary about singer-songwriter Ron Sexsmith, Love Shines, is a meticulously crafted and highly absorbing film.
Keep ReadingComposer Lesley Barber is one of those artists who is constantly ahead of the curve. A look at her work from When Night Is Falling to Marion Bridge.
Keep ReadingAaron Davis is an eclectic composer, arranger and keyboardist who is equally known as a founding member of the Holly Cole Trio and as a prolific composer of film music.
Keep ReadingI’m not the centre of attention. The music is not the point of it. The music is one ingredient, which I really, really like.” - David Wall
Keep ReadingThe subject of Garry Beitel’s new feature-length doc, The “Socalled” Movie, Dolgin also ain’t no gangsta. Forget bling, bitches and a real sick Lexus.
Keep ReadingComposer Mychael Danna on his career composing film scores for works by directors like Atom Egoyan, Deepa Mehta, and Mira Nair.
Keep Reading