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The Dangling Conversation, Part 2

by Steven James May
January 20, 2014February 15, 2022
Industry

Canadian film funding received further consideration as it pertains to independent documentaries and the big public spenders like CBC and the NFB.

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Bonnie Sherr Klein: Radical Icon

by David Spaner
November 25, 2013February 12, 2022
Features

If you were to make a documentary about the life of Bonnie Sherr Klein, you might begin with the old episodes of Dick Clark’s American Bandstand.

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Hot Docs 2013: Chi

by Janis Cole
April 23, 2013February 21, 2022
Features/Hot Docs

In Chi, Anne Wheeler documents the ups and downs of the cancer treatments that Babz Chula finds excruciating but accepts with hope.

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In Review: Stories We Tell

by Marc Glassman
October 12, 2012March 19, 2022
Reviews

One approaches the release of Sarah Polley’s highly anticipated feature documentary about her family, Stories We Tell, with a mixture of relief and trepidation.

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The new debate: Is the documentary our national art form?

by Marc Glassman Kevin McMahon
September 11, 2012March 14, 2022
Interviews

POV editor Marc Glassman and Kevin McMahon debate the latter's revolutionary suggestion that documentary is Canada's national art form.

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Pink Ribbons, Inc.

by Jocelyne Clarke
February 1, 2012April 9, 2022
Features

Pink Ribbons, Inc. challenges us to ask harder questions, to be skeptical, rather than just say what’s the harm in raising money for breast cancer research?

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What Would Scrooge Do?

by Sarah Keenlyside
February 1, 2012April 9, 2022
Features

Jennifer Baichwal’s latest documentary, Payback: Debt and the Shadow Side of Wealth is inspired by Margaret Atwood’s 2008 fascinating Massey Lecture and book of the same name.

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Tom Daly, Documentary Film Producer

by Gary Evans
November 1, 2011April 13, 2022
Features

World renowned Canadian documentary film producer Tom Daly died in Montreal on September 18, 2011, aged 93, after a long illness.

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Remembering Tom

by Mike Rubbo
November 1, 2011April 21, 2022
Industry

Legendary NFB producer Tom Daly mentored Rubbo, playing a crucial role in the development of personal-doc filmmaking.

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Terence Macartney-Filgate: Doc Pioneer

by Markham Cook
April 1, 2011April 16, 2022
Features

Terence Macartney-Filgate is part of a small group of Canadians at the NFB in the late 1950s who helped shape and even invent documentary film as we know it today.

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@gesila.lightplaysociety looks at the complicated historues behind two iconic Vietnam War photos in the documentaries The Stringer and Saigon Story. 

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With purse strings tightening in Canada, must film With purse strings tightening in Canada, must filmmakers look south or to Medici-style patrons to fund their docs?

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WHAT WILL I BECOME? offers a powerful exploration WHAT WILL I BECOME? offers a powerful exploration of trans boyhood and conversations about mental health. ✨️ 

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