Milk by Noemi Weis, Speed Sisters by Amber Fares, and Mom and Me by Lena Macdonald highlight female filmmakers at Hot Docs 2015.
Keep ReadingFrom the Bottom of the Lake is a behind the scenes look at Jane Campion's hit mini-series Top of the Lake with Elisabeth Moss.
Keep ReadingCome Worry With Us! by Hélène Klodawsky, The Sower by Julie Perron, and Absences by Carole Laganière are three very different films by women.
Keep ReadingIn Chi, Anne Wheeler documents the ups and downs of the cancer treatments that Babz Chula finds excruciating but accepts with hope.
Keep ReadingLeaders of industry, government and labour sat down with filmmakers, broadcasters, academics, new-media designers, engineers and students to ask a question that seems to have fallen off the agenda: where are the
Keep ReadingWhere do women exist? It is a question that pertains to feature filmmaking even more than documentary filmmaking.
Keep ReadingInteresting, isn’t it, how women tend to get short shrift in recorded history. Is it true that women in documentary have it easier than drama?
Keep ReadingIn Love at the Twilight Motel, Alison Rose discovers what it's like to film a doc about a “by the hour” motel.
Keep ReadingTIFF has programmed over 25 Canadian feature films this season, yet only one of them is directed by a woman.
Keep ReadingNearly 50% of film school students are women and it’s little wonder they quickly get soul-worn and waylaid on their way to the director’s chair.
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