Public Access offers a trip through the archives of Manhattan Cable's public programming that's a feat of editing, albeit one that sticks to the obvious.
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An interview with The Longer You Bleed director Ewan Waddell about chronicling the invasion of Ukraine via doomscrolling and viral videos.
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Now streaming on TVO, Shamed examines the story of a YouTube vigilante and the many victims left in the wake of the online mob.
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ROMCON: Who the F**k Is Jason Porter? tells the story of a Toronto dating app con artist and women who reclaim the narrative by proving their agency.
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Digital Tsunami: Big Tech, Big A.I., Big Brother proves that the words of Marshall McLuhan remain eerily relevant in the age of social media algorithms.
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Social media allows Ukrainians to follow news from home in a traumatic cycle of doomscrolling, memes, and numbness in The Longer You Bleed.
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Sugar Babies observes sex work in the age of social media, and the economic hardships that may necessitate it for America's youths.
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Unusually Normal introduced three generations of queer women who use social media to challenge the idea of the "normal family."
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Screenlife documentary My Sextortion Diary sees a filmmaker reclaim technology by using the same tools with which she was exploited.
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What role does the webcam for documentary and its relationship with experimental media? It becomes a tool of self-expression for many artists.
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