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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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Black Box Diaries Review: One Survivor’s Remarkable Fight for Justice

by Barbara Goslawski
January 20, 2024
Reviews/Sundance

Shiori Ito's personal investigation Black Box Diaries is full of twists and turns as it shape-shifts to become a powerful affirmation of resilience.

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A New Kind of Wilderness and a Love that Cannot Be Tamed

by Pat Mullen
January 19, 2024April 23, 2024
Interviews/Sundance

An interview with A New Kind of Wilderness director Silje Evensmo Jacobsen.

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Never Look Away Review: Courage Under Fire

by Pat Mullen
January 18, 2024
Festivals/Reviews

Lucy Lawless makes a terrific directorial debut with Never Look Away a portrait of courageous cameraperson Margaret Moth.

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Fantastic Machine Review: Film History, from Lumière to Cats

by Jason Gorber
January 31, 2023June 19, 2023
Reviews/Sundance

Fantastic Machine salutes the evolution of the camera and the role of moving images in capturing our shared history and experiences.

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5 Seasons of Revolution Review: The Macabre Naïveté of Youth

by Jason Gorber
January 30, 2023
Reviews/Sundance

Executive produced by Laura Poitras and directed by "Lina," 5 Seasons of Revolution observes youth journalists/activists in Syria.

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Iron Butterflies Review: An Urgent, Unconventional Take on Ukraine

by Jason Gorber
January 29, 2023
Reviews/Sundance

The downing of Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 in Ukraine receives an urgent and unconventional look in Roman Liubyi's hybrid film Iron Butterflies.

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Against the Tide Review: Caught Between Tradition and Modernity

by Jason Gorber
January 29, 2023
Reviews/Sundance

Sarvnik Kaur's Against the Tide observes two Mumbai fisherman as the face a choose regarding their traditional methods and sustainable practice.

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Twice Colonized Sees an Angry Inuk Return with Renewed Passion

by Pat Mullen
January 28, 2023January 30, 2023
Interviews/Sundance

An interview with Twice Colonized subject and Inuit activist Aaju Peter, director Lin Alluna, and producer Alethea Arnaquq-Baril.

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Milisuthando Review: Radical Decolonial Cinema

by Pat Mullen
January 28, 2023October 1, 2025
Reviews/Sundance

Milisuthando is an engrossing essay film that probes South African apartheid, Blackness, and identity through a personal collage of archives and memories.

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Congratulations to the #documentary Oscar nominees Congratulations to the #documentary Oscar nominees! 🏆

Best Documentary Feature:
✉️ The Alabama Solution 
✉️ Come See Me in the Good Light
✉️ Cutting through Rocks
✉️ Mr. Nobody against Putin
✉️ The Perfect Neighbor

Best Documentary Short:
✉️ All the Empty Rooms
✉️ Armed Only with a Camera: The Life and Death of Brent Renaud
✉️ Children No More: "Were and Gone"
✉️ The Devil Is Busy
✉️ perfectly a strangeness 🫏

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✉️ "Dear Me" - Diane Warren: Relentless 
✉️ "Sweet Dreams of Joy" Viva Verdi

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Back at @hotdocs_ for 1 screening only, catch fest Back at @hotdocs_ for 1 screening only, catch festival favourite #TheGardenerAndTheDictator this weekend as Jane Hui Wang shares her family story.

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📆: Jan 18, 7:00 PM 
📰: Read more in Liam Lacey's interview with Wang! (Link in bio.)

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Miette pastry chef Meg Ray and Maria Thomsson from Miette pastry chef Meg Ray and Maria Thomsson from Rödlöga, Sweden at the world premiere of Sweet Störy at @psfilmfest. Here, they share their favourite sweets in this story of cross-cultural cooking. 🌴

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We're at the @psfilmfest this year, with coverage We're at the @psfilmfest this year, with coverage rolling including the world premiere of Elvis, Rocky & Me: The Carol Connors Story! Stay tuned for more. 

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Oscar nominee Carol Connors marches into @psfilmfe Oscar nominee Carol Connors marches into @psfilmfest to her theme from Rocky, and then performs "You Loved My Night Away" - a song she wrote for Elvis Presley the night he died and hasn't released until now.

At the world premiere of the #documentary Elvis, Rocky & Me: The Carol Connor Story. 

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#StateOfFirsts director Chase Joynt talks about fo #StateOfFirsts director Chase Joynt talks about following congresswoman Sarah McBride on her historic campaign amid the culture wars and the targeting of trans rights, and making a vérité doc after hybrids like No Ordinary Man and Framing Agnes. #PalmSprings #PSIFF #Documentary #movies
@yanunifilm executive producer Laura Nix tells the @yanunifilm executive producer Laura Nix tells the @psfilmfest audience about what drew her to sharing @juma_xipaia's story and working with director Richard Ladkani to raise awareness about the fight for the Amazon. 🌴

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Andrea Werhun and @nicobazuin tell us about changi Andrea Werhun and @nicobazuin tell us about changing the narrative on sex work and being maximalists with colour in #ModernWhore. 💋

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📽: U.S. premiere @psfilmfest; coming soon to theatres

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Song Sung Blue is the latest documentary to get a Song Sung Blue is the latest documentary to get a  Hollywood remake. Kate Hudson and director Craig Brewer tell us about reimagining the doc as a movie musical!

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📽: in theatres Dec. 25
📽: rent the doc on Vimeo

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