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Sundance 2024 - Page 3

Igualada Review: From Belittling to Empowering

by Courtney Small
January 28, 2024February 4, 2025
Reviews/Sundance

Igualada follows grassroots politician Francia Márquez as she mounts an historic presidential campaign and becomes a voice for the voiceless in Colombia.

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Agent of Happiness Review: Life on a Scale of 1 to Happy

by Pat Mullen
January 27, 2024
Reviews/Sundance

Agent of Happiness observes a man tasked with measuring Bhutan's Gross National Happiness Index while in search of his own contentment.

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Daughters Review: An Exceptional Dance of Truth and Circumstance

by Jason Gorber
January 26, 2024April 26, 2024
Reviews/Sundance

Sundance Audience Award winner Daughters observes daughters of incarcerated individuals as they get ready to dance with their fathers.

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The Battle for Laikipia Review: A Fight Generations in the Making

by Pat Mullen
January 26, 2024January 29, 2024
Reviews/Sundance

The Battle for Laikipia observes a brewing conflict in which Samburu pastoralists and white ranchers in Kenya clash over farmland and a way of life.

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Union Review: David, Goliath, and the High Price of 2-Day Shipping

by Jason Gorber
January 26, 2024
Reviews/Sundance

Brett Story and Stephen Maing chronicles the plight of members of the Amazon Labor Union as they mobilize for workers' rights in Union.

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Porcelain War, A New Kind of Wilderness Top Sundance Doc Winners

by Pat Mullen
January 26, 2024January 30, 2024
Sundance

Porcelain War and A New Kind of Wilderness win the Grand Jury Prizes for documentary at Sundance.

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Nocturnes Review: Or, The Moth Diaries of Climate Change

by Pat Mullen
January 25, 2024
Reviews/Sundance

Nocturnes offers a poetically immersive portrait of nature's delicacy by observing two researchers investigating moths and signs of climate change.

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Power Review: An Incendiary Indictment of the Police State

by Pat Mullen
January 25, 2024
Reviews/Sundance

In Power, Yance Ford interrogates the power of the police state and looks back on the history of systemic racism that enabled it.

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Alexandra Lazarowich’s Winding Path

by Kelly Boutsalis
January 25, 2024
Features/Sundance

Alexandra Lazarowich's short documentary Winding Path premieres at the Sundance Film Festival and shares Jenna Murray's path towards becoming a doctor.

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As We Speak: Rap Music on Trial Review – When Art’s a Crime

by Pat Mullen
January 24, 2024
Reviews/Sundance

As We Speak; Rap Music on Trial follows rapper Kemba as he learns how rap lyrics become evidence in criminal cases against against.

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Catch the Oscar short docs in theatres this weeken Catch the Oscar short docs in theatres this weekend! 🏆

This year's nominees are:
🫏 perfectly a strangeness
🩺 The Devil Is Busy
📷 All the Empty Rooms
🪧 Children No More: "Were and Are Gone"
📹 Armed With Only a Camera: The Life and Death of Brent Renaud

🔗: link to review in bio

📽: TIFF; But also streaming! All the Empty Rooms is on Netflix and Seemed with Only a Camera, The Devil Is Busy, and perfectly a strangeness are in Crave. 

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How do you make Elvis sound unlike fans have heard How do you make Elvis sound unlike fans have heard him before?

EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert film editor and executive producer Jonathan Redmon tells us about re-mastering the King himself. 🤴 

🔗: in bio
📽: in theatres Feb. 20

#Elvis #elvispresley #movies #film #Documentary
Move over, Melania, there's a new documentary open Move over, Melania, there's a new documentary opening wide, and it's #EPiC!

Don't miss EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert, Baz Luhrmann's maximalist music doc that had TIFFgoers dancing in the theatre. 

📽: IMAX theatres Feb. 20; regular cinemas next week. 
🔗: in bio

#Elvis #elvispresley #Documentary #bazluhrmann
RIP Fred Wiseman, one of documentary's true master RIP Fred Wiseman, one of documentary's true masters. 🕯

In films like Titicut Follies,  National Gallery, In Jackson Heights, and Menus-Plaisirs: Les Troisgros, his observational eye and appreciation for institutional intricacies (and how to critique them) inspired us to savour every second of a film.  May #Wisemanesque films stand the test of time! 

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First they came for the books. 📚 Festival favouri First they came for the books. 📚

Festival favourite #AnAmericanPastoral observes a snapshot of the culture wars and radicalized politics. Now streaming!

🔗: in bio
📽: Apple

#film #documentary #movies #moviereview
Party like it's 2008! Blurring the zany line betwe Party like it's 2008! Blurring the zany line between mockumentary, Jackass, and WTF, Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie is a truly Canadian original. 

🔗: in bio
📽: now in theatres

#nirvanna #movies #moviereview #film #mockumentary
And the award for teacher of the year goes to... 🥁 And the award for teacher of the year goes to... 🥁🥁🥁

Catch a courageous story to protect young minds from Russia's regime in Oscar nominee @mr.nobodyagainstputin.

🔗: in bio
📽: now in theatres

#mrnobodyagainstputin #Documentary #film #movies #moviereview
Well, it looks like Melania won't be our next cove Well, it looks like Melania won't be our next cover girl. 🤷

🔗: in bio
📽: coming to Prime Video

#Melania #documentary #film #movies #moviereview
Whether you sing #HakunaMatata or #HakuchaMunyata, Whether you sing #HakunaMatata or #HakuchaMunyata, @runasimi.doc reminds us that accessible cinema ain't no passing craze. 

📽: Catch it tonight at @hotdocs_ #DocSoup series!

🔗: in bio

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