The People’s Way Review: This Is What Community Looks Like
The stories of three women capture the ongoing fight of the Black Lives Matter movement at local levels in The People's Way.
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Filmmaker Justin Simms considers what it means to be a father and raise a son to be a proper man in an era of toxic masculinity.
Filmmaker Stephanie Boyd reflects upon making the documentary Karuara, People of the River with the Kukama in the Amazon.
Filmmaker Brett Story on her documentaries Union, The Prison in Twelve Landscapes, The Hottest August, Land of Destiny, and what inspires her.
Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema officially goes on the market as organization hopes to sell the venue as the festival restores operations.
Members of the Documentary Committee from the Union des producteurs et productrices du cinéma québécois on the state of non-fiction production.
Jerry Hsu takes ownership over his story in Starring Jerry as Himself, a true crime caper about the phone scam that duped him.
An interview with Dahomey director Mati Diop about her documentary that observes the repatriation of Beninese artwork returning from France.
Rencontres internationales du documentaire de Montréal (RIDM) announces full line-up for 2024 festival including national and international competitions.
Speculative hybrid documentary The Human Hibernation imagines a world where humans are fast asleep, but, narratively, it doesn't awaken along with them.
Music by John Williams goes behind the scenes with the legendary composer of the themes for classic movies like Jaws and Star Wars.
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An interview with Dahomey director Mati Diop about her documentary that observes the repatriation of Beninese artwork returning from France.
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