Turtle Island Rap review: Hip-Hop artists Jessica Ford, Ehren “Bear Witness” Thomas, Tim “2oolman” Hill share the trials of cutting it in the music biz.

"We're fighting to use what our power is in the world," the director and musician says of his latest film

təm kʷaθ nan Namesake review: Members of the Tla’amin First Nation and voices in the settler community join forces in a campaign over naming rights.

Let Our Mountains Live review: Sámi reindeer herders go toe to toe with the Norwegian government when an energy project sets up shop on their land.

Nekai Walks review: Nekai Foster shares his journey to recovery after being caught in the crosshairs of a shooting in Toronto's Jane & Finch neighbourhood.

Talkin’ Matthew Johnson’s new film with Courtney Small

An American Pastoral review: this snapshot of America's education system is a reminder of a culture war that hurts those who need education the most.

Nuisance Bear review: Gabriela Osio Vanden and Jack Weisman brilliantly expand their 2021 short film about polar bears forced off their natural migration path in Churchill, Manitoba.

Let's face it — the best television we, as a nation, watched this year was the Toronto Blue Jays in the 2025 Major League Baseball

This year marks 130 years since the Lumière brothers changed the world with their short films, birthing cinema and laying the groundwork

A Simple Solider review: cameraperson Artem Ryzhykov provides a first-hand account of war with hopes that his lens is a 'weapon' to bring change.

Ni-Naadamaadiz: Red Power Rising Review: Shane Belcourt's documentary revisits the 1974 Ojibway Warriors occupation of Anicinabe Park.

True North review: Michèle Stephenson's documentary shows how the Canadian dream turned into a nightmare for a group of Haitian students who were seeking a better life.

POV Magazine issue 124 (Fall/Winter2025) looks at new documentaries on the circuit including Still Single, Lilith Fair, and Modern Whore.

The essay explores the genre-fluidity and mixed-media approaches employed by several Black artists to create path-breaking documentaries.

"I wanted to be informed by [colonial trauma], but I didn't want that to be the main element," the filmmaker says of '40 Acres'

Betrayal review: The downfall of former Liberian dictator Charles Taylor is told with the story of Cindor Reeves, a family member who fought for peace at a personal cost.

An American Pastoral review: this snapshot of America's education system is a reminder of a culture war that hurts those who need education the most.

Ghosts of the Sea review: Virginia Tangvald explores two stories of loss in her family as she revisits the disappearances of her father and brother at sea.

The Track review: Director Ryan Sidhoo observes a team of athletes training for the luge on the old track in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Ryan Coogler's Black vampire epic topped the box office in its opening weekend, but some in the media wanted to focus on whether the film would make a profit. WTF?

A list of Black Canadian cinema, and films by Black Canadian filmmakers, found in the Black Canadian Film database. Black Canadian Film is a website dedicated to celebrating amplifying Black cinema an...