Always is a years in the making documentary that observes the life of Chinese poet and child prodigy Youbin Gong as he faces his fate.
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Ninan Auassat: We, the Children is now streaming for free from the National Film Board of Canada and offers refreshing perspectives from Indigenous youths.
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Sugar Babies observes sex work in the age of social media, and the economic hardships that may necessitate it for America's youths.
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Kim O'Bomsawin lets a chorus of Indigenous youths share their experiences in their own words in NFB doc Ninan Auassat: We, the Children.
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Sareen Hairabedian delivers an astonishing first feature with My Sweet Land, which observes life under threat of war through a child's eyes.
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Living Together, directed by Halima Elkhatabi, is a contemporary observation of the art of cohabitation, seen through Montreal Gen Zers.
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Youth (Hard Times) review: Wang Bing's observational trilogy about youth labourers in Chinese textile factories continues after Youth (Spring).
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An interview with Girls State directors Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss on continuing the story of their Emmy winning documentary Boys State.
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An interview with Gasoline Rainbow directors Bill Ross IV and Turner Ross about hitting the road in a unique hybrid portrait of growing up.
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An interview with The Last Year of Darkness director Ben Mullinkosson about filming the club kids of Chengdu, China and a party that lives on.
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