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TIFF 2026
TIFF 2026: Strong Son | Interview with Ian Bawa
“It's about my life. This movie is probably the closest thing to a documentary, without it being a documentary.” –…
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TIFF 2026
TIFF 2026: Toy Gun Bandit (dir. Rémi St-Michel) | Review
A stranger in need is trouble indeed. Rémi St-Michel’s "Toy Gun Bandit" is an adrenaline-driven crime gala that speaks to…
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Melbourne Documentary Film Festival 2026
Melbourne Documentary Film Festival 2026: Silver Screamers | Interview with Sean Cisterna
"Creativity doesn’t have an expiry date:" Sean Cisterna on Silver Screamers and the joy of making movies together across generations.
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Tribeca Film Festival 2026
Tribeca 2026: Labrador — Autopsy of Silence | Interview with Christopher Angatookalook
From a Facebook message he thought was a scam to a Tribeca-winning debut, Actor Christopher Angatookalook reflects on the unexpected…
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Cannes 2026
Cannes 2026 (Cannes Premiere): Marie Madeleine (dir. Géssica Généus) | Review
Géssica Généus pulls double duty as director and star in "Marie Madeleine," where taboo and temptation collide against the foundations…
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Berlinale 2026
Berlinale 2026: Paradise (dir. Jérémy Comte) | Review
Berlin Panorama entry "Paradise" is a surprise film forging and severing human bonds across continents through a comparative study of…
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RIDM 2025
RIDM 2025: Agatha’s Almanac | Interview with Amalie Atkins
We had the pleasure of speaking with filmmaker Amalie Atkins about her creative process as she films her aunt, out…
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RIDM 2025
RIDM 2025: The Blueberry Blues (dir. Andrés Livov) | Review
Presented as the closing film of the 28th RIDM, Andrés Livov’s feature is a warm, gentle embrace; one that accompanies…
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RIDM 2025
RIDM 2025: Chronicle of a City | Interview with Nadine Gomez
“My pleasure in observing the city is constant and infinite,” Nadine Gomez told us after the Canadian premiere of her…
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Rome Film Fest 2025
Rome Film Fest 2025: Die My Love (dir. Lynne Ramsay) | Review
Often beautiful and occasionally brilliant, Lynne Ramsay's "Die My Love" features a memorable performance by Jennifer Lawrence.
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