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With his previous film National Parks Adventures, filmmaker MacGillivray Freeman showed us the beauty of America in sweeping…

Food and the industry surrounding it, are ripe for documentary filmmaking. High temperatures, sharp knives and often…

Part of the fun of Toronto’s Hot Docs is analyzing different ways of partnering films together to help generate interesting…

The 2018 Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival is upon us and in its 25th year Toronto is gearing up for another…

A Quiet Place is a film that demands your attention. It’s lack of sound and emotional use of silence places a responsibility…

When Kodak discontinued the chemicals needed to process Kodachrome film in 2012, the world had already shifted to digital…

The original Lost In Space television show is thirty years before my time, yet with this new Netflix interpretation of a…

There’s a conflict at the heart of 6 Balloons that would have made a great film. But despite two great performances and a few…

With its seventh iteration fast approaching, the Next Wave Film Festival is a quintessential showcase for the next generation…

When it comes to Hollywood screenwriters who have made a distinct impact with their work, Max Landis who wrote Bright, always…

This year at TIFF Chilean director Sebastián Lelio shared two fresh LGBT stories that surprised and delighted audiences.…

Directed by Haifaa Al Mansour (Saudi Arabia’s first female filmmaker) and starring Elle Fanning, Mary Shelley…