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This Changes Everything

Has Everything Changed?

by Maya Gallus
September 15, 2018
Festivals

A filmmaker reflects on Jane’s place in the industry after seeing the male-directed doc This Changes Everything.

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Can You Handle the Truth: TIFF Docs Program comes back stronger than ever

by Marc Glassman
September 10, 2018
Festivals

TIFF’s team of doc programmers led by Thom Powers more than matches the top offerings from Hot Docs, providing hit material for a public that responds not just at the festival but

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TIFF 2015 Docs Report: A Tale of Underdogs and Masters

by Pat Mullen
December 16, 2015
Industry/TIFF

Highlights from TIFF 2015 include Miss Sharon Jones!, Thru You Princess, Where to Invade Next, The Music of Strangers, Sherpa, and Being AP.

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The POV Interview: Avi Lewis and Naomi Klein

by Marc Glassman Judy Wolfe
September 8, 2015
Interviews/TIFF

ilmmaker Avi Lewis and writer Naomi Klein are partners in life, work and social action. They have been sounding the alarm for years, expertly describing the mechanisms that have led to the

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