Zahraa Ghandour's documentary Flana captures the plight of Iraqi women in a patriarchal nation.
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An interview with Shane Belcourt and Tanya Talaga about their documentary Ni-Naadamaadiz: Red Power Rising on the 1974 Anicinabe Park occupation and the story of the Ojibway Warriors.
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This riveting Nuns vs. the Vatican tells the story of a #MeToo movement among nuns as they reveal abuse at the hands of priests.
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The rollicking documentary You Had to Be There revisits the 1972 Toronto production of Godspell with Martin Short, Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin, and other funny folks.
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True North shows how the Canadian dream turned into a nightmare for a group of Haitian students who were seeking a better life with the 1969 student occupation in Montreal.
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Origin: The Story of the Basketball Africa League has good intentions with its story of helping athletes find success on the continent has good intentions, but plays like PR.
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Tamara Kotevska crafts a beautifully layered portrait of a North Macedonian farmer and a stork in The Tale of Silyan.
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The Eyes of Ghana sees Oscar winner Ben Proudfoot find one of his better subjects in 90-year-old Ghanaian filmmaker Chris Hesse, a cameraman who captured a nation's history.
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The power of durational cinema comes full force in With Hasan in Gaza as the film invites audiences to experience life under occupation.
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John Candy: I Like Me celebrates the Canadian icon with a mighty heart who delighted audiences with SCTV, Planes, Trains and Automobiles, and Splash.
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