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Three members of the rock band Spinal Tap, now in their 60s, sit on chairs in a recording studio

Spinal Tap II: The End Continues Review – It Goes to About 7

by Pat Mullen
September 12, 2025
Reviews

The original mockumentary icons get ready to rock again in Spinal Tap II: The End Continues a fun sequel to the 1984 cult classic.

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Sly Lives! Review: Questlove Confronts the Question of Black Genius

by Pat Mullen
February 14, 2025
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Sly Lives! (aka the Burden of Black Genius) sees Ahmir 'Questlove' Thompson examine the career and legacy of Sly and the Family Stone and the double standards to which Black artists are

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Here Comes Sundance 2025: 10 Docs Atop Our Watch List

by Pat Mullen
January 21, 2025
Sundance

Documentary highlights at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival include Come See Me in the Good Light, Endless Cookie, Speak, and 2000 Meters to Andriivka.

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Sundance Announces Documentaries for 2025 Festival

by Pat Mullen
December 11, 2024
News/Sundance

Documentaries announced for the 2025 Sundance Film Festival include the Canadian documentary Endless Cookie and co-production Cutting Through Rocks.

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The League Review: A Home Run for Black Pride

by Marc Glassman
July 14, 2023
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Sam Pollard's documentary The League chronicles the history and heyday of the Negro Baseball League and its impact for Black athletes.

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Academy Doc Branch Invites Include Moore, Proudfoot, Story

by Pat Mullen
June 29, 2022
Industry

Bob Moore, Ben Proudfoot, and Brett Story are among the filmmakers invited to the Documentary branch of the Academy this year.

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Summer of Soul, Queen of Basketball Win Doc Oscars

by Pat Mullen
March 28, 2022
Industry

Nova Scotia's Ben Proudfoot wins short doc Oscar and Summer of Soul wins for feature documentary following one of the strangest moments in Oscar history.

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POV Predicts the Oscars’ Documentary Races: Who Will/Should Win?

by Marc Glassman Pat Mullen
March 24, 2022
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Oscar picks and predictions: will Summer of Soul, Flee, Attica, Ascension, or Writing with Fire win Best Documentary Feature?

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Watch the Oscar Nominees in the Academy’s Documentary Panel

by Pat Mullen
March 23, 2022
Industry

Watch the Oscars documentary panel with Questlove, Jonas Poher Rasmussen, Stanley Nelson, Traci Curry, Jessica Kingdon, Shushmit Ghosh and Rintu Thomas.

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Flee Tops IDA Award Winners

by Pat Mullen
March 5, 2022
Industry

Flee wins Best Feature at the IDA Awards for documentary.

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Forget the patronizing title and the fact that it' Forget the patronizing title and the fact that it's the fourth doc about this crew in a year, Netflix’s #SCTV film is good times with old friends. 

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Montreal's turn! Festival announcement train conti Montreal's turn! Festival announcement train continues with @ridm_festival's 2026 lineup. 🚂

This year's fest includes 7 features in the National Competition, 8 titles in the International Competition. Plus, we'll be on hand for the New Visions @fipresci jury! 

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Festober continues with a huge documentary slate a Festober continues with a huge documentary slate at @windsorfilmfest!

The lineup includes #Goodfellas doc 'As Far Back as I Can Remember' with @braccoabroad on hand as an honouree, while docs have a 40% share in the Canadian competition. 

📽 Fest runs Oct. 29 - Nov. 8.

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A family story that crosses continents -- and genr A family story that crosses continents -- and genres!

@ash.da.le tells Alice Shih about making @basbookfilm and sharing her father's story in hybrid fashion. 📕

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📽: screens at @windsorfilmfest, @reelasian & @ridm_festival next!

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Director Sandro Silva (and son!) at the @reelworld Director Sandro Silva (and son!) at the @reelworld screening of #ThePerfectMatch, telling a story of hope and encouraging people to join the stem cell registry. 🩸

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#TheWindsThirst at @planetinfocus with director Al #TheWindsThirst at @planetinfocus with director Alejandro Valbuena Zooming in. Powerful! 💨

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So go, Canada. Whoo! Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppe So go, Canada. Whoo! Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim in Toronto for a wild screening of @youcanseeeverything 👀

Lots of talk in the Q&A (no recording allowed in that part) about great Canadian influences, like Allan King, Sarah Polley, and Guy Maddin, plus what happens when you go into a film thinking it won't work out. Turns out, it did!

📽 You Can See Everything is now in theatres

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But will Oscar voters see everything? 🗳 From the But will Oscar voters see everything? 🗳

From the traditionalists of the documentary branch to a process stacked against documentaries, we look at how #YouCanSeeEverything could make Irshad history. 

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Are docs about the North canaries in the coal mine Are docs about the North canaries in the coal mine? 🐻‍❄

@gesila.lightplaysociety looks at how documentaries like @nuisance_bear_film, The Last Ice,  and Angry Inuk spotlight concerns if climate change and geopolitics across borders. 

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