Director Reed Harkness's Sam Now took more than 20 years to make, and chronicles the experiences of his younger half-brother as he unravels the mystery of his mother's sudden disappearance. We posed o…
In Band, director Álfrún Örnólfsdóttir trains her lens on herself, and her fellow Post Performance Blues Band members, as they make a last-ditch effort to hit it big. We posed our Qs à la mode to Álfr…
In the deeply personal Relative, director Tracey Arcabasso Smith turns the camera on the women in her family to explore the silence and inaction around the sexual abuse she endured growing up. We pose…
In Handle With Care: The Legend of The Notic Streetball Crew, co-directors Jeremy Schaulin-Rioux and Kirk Thomas catch up with the titular Canadian phenoms 20 years after their dazzling skills first w…
In The Quiet Epidemic, co-directors Lindsay Keys and Winslow Crane-Murdoch examine the controversial history of chronic Lyme disease diagnoses and treatment (or lack thereof) in the United States. We …
With Make People Better, director Cody Sheedy investigates the events surrounding a Chinese scientist's controversial experiment, which resulted in the world's first genetically designed babies... and…
Director Gavin Fitzgerald's Million Dollar Pigeons explores the world of competitive pigeon racing, and the efforts of assorted "pigeon fanciers" from around the globe hoping to take home top prize at…
In Hunting in Packs, director Chloe Sosa-Sims follows a trio of women politicians from across the political spectrum — the UK's Jess Phillips, Canada's Michelle Rempel Garner and American Pramiya Jaya…
The great films keep right on coming! Here's another half-dozen we'd recommend.
Handle With Care: The Legend of The Notic Streetball Crew (6/8)
Back in the early 2000s, Canada was producing some of t…
Director Jackie Torrens' quirky doc, Bernie Langille Wants to Know What Happened to Bernie Langille, revolves around the titular subject, who uses miniatures to recreate the circumstances around (and …
Director Magnus Gertten's latest film is the beautifully poignant Nelly & Nadine, which uses 8mm home movies, old photos and long-lost diaries to piece together the decades-long relationship betwe…
Co-directors Glenn Barden and Dave Hills are behind the must-be-seen-to-be-believed F**K IT UP!, which chronicles the rise to fame — and spectacular implosion — of punk-rock band Towers of London. We …
