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Sharkwater Extinction

The Last Dive: Sturla Gunnarsson Talks ‘Sharkwater Extinction’

by Michael John Long Marc Glassman
October 18, 2018
Interviews

Sturla Gunnarsson has an illustrious career as the former President of the Director’s Guild of Canada and as a drama and documentary filmmaker. Gunnarsson’s work has earned him an Oscar nomination (After

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Interview: Nick Hector on Editing ‘Sharkwater Extinction’

by Michael John Long Marc Glassman
October 17, 2018
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As a new professor in Cinema Arts at the University of Windsor, Nick Hector is sharing his 30 years of experience with aspiring filmmakers. His experience has put him in the editing

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Adieu, Rob Stewart

by Marc Glassman
October 16, 2018
Features

When Rob Stewart perished in a diving accident in January of 2017, he left behind a huge legacy as an artist and activist. He had become the dream figure for the international

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The Epoch Films of the Anthropocene

by Michael John Long
October 9, 2018
Essays/Features

The Anthropocene is a concept ripe for exploration by documentarians, who have a unique ability to depict the scale of human impact on the world. How films like Anthropocene: The Human Epoch,

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TIFF Review: ‘Sharkwater Extinction’

by Pat Mullen
September 10, 2018
Reviews/TIFF

Sharkwater Extinction (Canada, 88 min.) Dir. Rob Stewart Programme: Special Events (World Premiere) There won’t be a dry eye in the house when the credits roll on Sharkwater Extinction. This final film by

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