An interview with The Dependents director Sofia Brockenshire about revisiting her family story to consider the politics of migration.
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Keep ReadingStephen Hosier offers a personal documentary about friend Richard Csanyi and his effort to understand the addiction that claimed the life of his twin brother, Attila.
Keep ReadingMarusya Syroechkovskaya offers a personal study of mental health in How to Save a Dead Friend, which hopes to heal a generation of Russian youths
Keep ReadingRendezvous with Madness Festival celebrates its 30th anniversary with films like How to Save a Dead Friend and I Didn't See You There.
Keep ReadingMichelle Melles' Drunk on Too Much Life chronicles her daughter Corinna as she strives towards good mental health.
Keep ReadingPreviewing the documentaries at Rendezvous with Madness, which runs Oct. 28 - Nov. 7.
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Keep ReadingWinter’s Yearning (Norway/Denmark/Greenland, 77 min.) Dir. Sidse Torstholm Larsen, Sturla Pilskog In 2007, when American aluminium giant ALCOA announced it was exploring plans to build a plant in Maniitsoq, Greenland, the venture was seen
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