Montreal International Documentary Festival (RIDM)
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RIDM 2024: Among Mountains and Streams (dir. Jean-François Lesage) | Review
In his sophisticated and captivating latest feature, Jean-François Lesage succeeds in taking us into the forest to meet two fascinating…
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RIDM 2024: Room of Shadows (dir. Camilo Restrepo) | Review
Camilo Restrepo’s deceptive film traverses the history of images through a political and playful sensibility.
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RIDM 2024: Your Higher Self (dir. Annie St-Pierre) | Review
With a distinct cinematic style, Annie St-Pierre invites us to thoughtfully consider, without passing judgment, why so many people are…
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RIDM 2024: Just Above the Surface of the Earth (For a Coming Extinction) (dir. Marianna Milhorat) | Review
Marianna Milhorat’s non-fiction debut is a poetic, formally rich and captivating proposition, addressing the silent sixth mass extinction, and resulting…
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Montreal International Documentary Festival 2024: Program Unveiled for 27th Edition
The Montreal International Documentary Festival has unveiled its highly anticipated 27th edition, promising a rich selection of diverse and top…
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RIDM 2023: Afterwards (by Romane Garant Chartrand) | Review
Afterwards, a masterfully executed short film by Romane Garant Chartrand, which premiered at RIDM 2023, sheds light on the brutal…
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RIDM 2023: Knit’s Island | Review
Knit's Island provides a captivating and remarkably cinematographic journey into a virtual world, serving as a heartfelt homage to friendship…
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RIDM 2023: WaaPaKe (Demain) | Review
WaaPaKe, directed by Dr. Jules Arita Koostachin, offers a compelling exploration of the intergenerational impact of residential schools on Indigenous…
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RIDM 2023: Feet in Water, Head on Fire (by Terra Long) | Review
Terra Long’s hypnotic sensory exploration weaves together the stories of date palms and a dynamic community along the San Andreas…
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RIDM 2023: Eviction (by mathilde capone) | Interview
We discussed with mathilde capone, director of Eviction, which authentically embraces the vibrant and spontaneous essence of a Montreal's queer…
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