What's at stake for creatives in the Canadian screen sector--and Canadian culture more broadly--if the government doesn't uphold the Online Streaming Act? Everything.

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Conversations at European festivals highlight a documentary ecosystem in a time of structural change with streaming, AI, and new funding models.

As Canada awaits results from May's CRTC hearings, there is a looming concern that even favourable determinations might be hobbled by larger forces.

Leaders from the Documentary Organization of Canada, International Documentary Association, and Documentary Film Council form international advocacy alliance.

Queer as Punk review: The members of the Malaysian punk band Shh...Diam! create a powerful sound of resistance for LGBTQ rights.

Ultras review: the intense world of soccer fandom receives a captivating portrait as love for the game unites ardent fans to extremes.

Steven Meiner introduced a resolution last week describing the Oscar-winning documentary as antisemitic, but he withdrew it during Wednesday's regular commission meeting after five of the six city com...

Palestinian activist films his community’s destruction by Israeli forces, building an unlikely alliance with a journalist.

No Other Land leads the winners of the International Documentary Associations IDA Awards with three prizes including Best Feature Documentary.

An interview with filmmaker Anastasia Trofimova

"Russians At War" has been denounced as propaganda and praised as anti-war. The truth is somewhere in between.

The film reminds the viewer that these soldiers have also been lied to and abused by self-interested leaders.

“Zone of Interest” avoids the pitfalls of fictionalizing the Holocaust. It is also unsettlingly relevant to our current moment.

Another terrible loss for Canadian cinema, and people in general.

The piece was nearing publication when the journal decided against publishing it. You can read the article here.