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How The Pitch Captures the Push for Equity in Work and Play

by Pat Mullen
October 23, 2025
Features/Interviews

An interview with The Pitch director Michèle Hozer on following the campaign to establish a professional women's soccer league in Canada.

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How The Librarians Observes First Responders in the Culture Wars

by Pat Mullen
October 7, 2025April 26, 2026
Features/Interviews

An interview with The Librarians director Kim A. Snyder on her documentary about book banning across the U.S.A. and the fight to protect young minds.

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Filmmaker Brishkay Ahmed and participant Vida Samadzai have a discussion in a dressing room. They are sitting in front of two mirrors framed with light bulbs.

In the Room Trailer: New Doc Spotlights Resilience of Afghan Women

by Pat Mullen
September 23, 2025
Features

Watch the first trailer for In the Room, director Brishkay Ahmed's documentary about the resilience of Afghan women who fight for equality.

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Giving Lilith Fair Its Due

by Susan G. Cole
September 13, 2025September 16, 2025
Features/Interviews

In Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery, Ally Pankiw revisits the 1990s' concert that put women like Sarah McLachlan, Sheryl Crow, and Tracy Chapman at centre stage.

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Flana Review: Putting a Face to the Nameless

by Susan G. Cole
September 7, 2025September 24, 2025
Reviews/TIFF

Zahraa Ghandour's documentary Flana captures the plight of Iraqi women in a patriarchal nation.

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Nuns vs. the Vatican Review: Can We Still Have Faith in Justice?

by Susan G. Cole
September 6, 2025
Reviews/TIFF

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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Snow Leopard Sisters Review: A Feminist Perspective on Wildlife Preservation

by Nidhil Vohra
July 22, 2025
Reviews

Focusing on the two conservationists in the Dolpo region of Nepal, Snow Leopard Sisters is a heartfelt tale of wildlife conservation centred around women's perspectives.

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Suzanne Braun Levine (a woman with blond hair and wearing an olive green shirt), Gloria Steinem (with grey-brown hair and wearing a black sleeved shirt with blue jeans), and Letty Cottin Pogrebin (with blond hair, a dark green shirt, and black pants) are seated in a row facing the camera.

Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print Review – Charting a History of Feminist Issues

by Pat Mullen
July 2, 2025
Reviews

Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print charts the history of Ms. magazine how its evolved amid in conversations about feminism.

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Widow Champion Review: Seeing Women as Community, Not Property

by Susan G. Cole
May 2, 2025
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Widow Champion follows Rodah Nafulah as she helps women in Kenya gain independence through her NGO KELIN in the face of patriarchal traditions.

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Writing Hawa Review: Where Literacy Meets Advocacy

by Susan G. Cole
May 1, 2025August 5, 2025
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Writing Hawa examines the plight of women's rights in Afghanistan as one filmmaker observes her mother's quest for literacy.

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