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What Jennifer Did Review: A Murder in Markham

by Pat Mullen
April 10, 2024July 9, 2024
Reviews

What Jennifer Did revisits the shocking 2010 Jennifer Pan case, a family tragedy that made headlines in the Greater Toronto Area.

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Win Tickets to See Someone Lives Here at Canada’s Top Ten

by POV Staff
January 24, 2024
Festivals

Win tickets to see the documentary Someone Lives Here on January 27 at Canada's Top Ten with director Zack Russell in attendance.

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Remembering Charles Officer

by Pat Mullen
December 4, 2023
Features

A look back at the impact of filmmaker Charles Officer, who passed away on December 1 at age 48 and left behind a notable body of work in documentary and drama.

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A film still from We Will Be Brave showing eight Good Guise members sitting together in a circle during one of their community sessions. It looks similar to a circle therapy session.

How We Will Be Brave Changes the Conversation About Healthy Masculinity

by Rachel Ho
November 28, 2023
Interviews

An interview with We Will Be Brave director Chrisann Hessing about her award-winning documentary that explores conversations about masculinity and mental health post-#MeToo.

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Supporting Our Selves Salutes Toronto’s Queer Community Past and Present

by Pat Mullen
May 28, 2023June 15, 2023
Features/Festivals

An interview with Supporting Our Selves' Lulu Wei and Jenn Mason.

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July Talk: Love Lives Here Review – Rocking the Drive-in

by Courtney Small
May 5, 2023
Hot Docs/Reviews

July Talk: Love Lives Here highlights the band's ability to bring community together with outdoor concerts during COVID-19 lockdowns.

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Zack Russell Talks Someone Lives Here and Filmmaking Without a Camera

by Audrey Chan
April 27, 2023April 30, 2023
Features/Hot Docs

Someone Lives Here observes one man's response to Toronto's escalating housing crisis.

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Cynara Puts the Justice System on Trial

by Courtney Small
April 26, 2023October 21, 2023
Features/Hot Docs

Sherien Barsoum's documentary Cynara investigates the role of prejudice in a Toronto mother’s wrongful conviction for her daughter's murder.

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Drop the Needle Review: The Beats of a City

by Pat Mullen
March 6, 2023June 6, 2023
Reviews

Rob Freeman's documentary Drop the Needle salutes Toronto record store Play De Record and its role in shaping the sounds of the city.

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Revival69: The Concert that Rocked the World Review – Toronto’s Ragtag Revue

by Pat Mullen
December 15, 2022April 11, 2025
Reviews

Revival69: The Concert that Rocked the World revisits the making of a 1969 Toronto festival that featured the first public appearance of John Lennon and Yoko Ono's Plastic Ono Band.

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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.

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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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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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