Canadian Screen Award nominations for documentary include Batata, To Kill a Tiger, Dear Audrey, Handle with Care, and zo reken.
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Documentary highlights at the 2022 Available Light Film Festival include Food for the Rest of Us, zo reken, and Map of Latin American Dreams.
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zo reken and Looking for Horses win the RIDM Grand Jury Prizes for national feature and international feature, respectively.
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Win a four-day screening pass to one of the virtual blocks at RIDM's hybrid festival, running Nov. 14 to 25.
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RIDM announces line-up for 2021 festival, which includes Jeremiah Hayes' Dear Audrey among the Canadian films debuting at the event.
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In Haiti, the term zo reken (meaning “Shark Bone”) refers both to a local cane alcohol and the popular 4×4 Toyota Land Cruiser that can be seen weaving through the congested streets.
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In zo reken, Emanuel Licha’s second feature-length documentary, the powerful symbolism of white Toyota Land Cruisers, commonly used by international NGOs and the police, is turned on its head. “This vehicle means
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