In Speechless, Ric Esther Bienstock observes the fight for free speech on campuses and a battleground for America's culture wars.
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Everybody to Kenmure Street observes as residents of the most diverse neighbourhood in Glasgow, Scotland join forces to protest and prevent a wrongful arrest.
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Ni-Naadamaadiz: Red Power Rising revisits the 1974 Ojibway Warriors occupation of Anicinabe Park in response to violence and systemic racism.
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An interview with Shane Belcourt and Tanya Talaga about their documentary Ni-Naadamaadiz: Red Power Rising on the 1974 Anicinabe Park occupation and the story of the Ojibway Warriors.
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An interview with True North director Michèle Stephenson on her documentary about the 1969 occupation at Sir George Williams University and the larger global currents of which it was a part.
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POV issue #124 (Fall/Winter 2025) is coming soon to readers and includes first looks at documentaries hitting the festival circuit this fall. Subscribe today to be among the first to read these
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Reflections on The Encampments, graduating among a swell of protests in support of Palestine, and a zone of institutional ignorance.
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Now streaming from the NFB, The Stand offers an all-archival portrait of Haida land defenders in a landmark 1985 blockade on Lyell Island.
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Films like October 8 and The Encampments illustrate the polarized culture wars playing out in the documentary space over Israel and Palestine.
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Fairy Creek observes the historic protests over old growth logging in B.C. and the complexity of privilege entailed within factions of activism.
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