Tag: documentary
Ending My Summer of Rush with a Wake I Didn’t Know I Needed
‘Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney’ Is Like Candy: Fun But Empty
Brimming with Wisdom, ‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ Surfaces Unseen Footage from Giants of the Harlem Renaissance
‘Turtle Island Rap’ Is an Inspiring Portrait of Hip Hop Underdogs
Deraspe’s ‘The Final Act’ Is a Poetic Reflection on MAiD and the Centrality of Death in Our Lives
‘Black Zombie’ Is a Masterpiece Digging into the History of Horror’s Favourite Monsters
‘The Tower That Built a City’ Is Empty Propaganda for a Toronto that Doesn’t Exist
‘American Doctor’ Is a Harrowing, Unflinching Account of Medical Work in Gaza
‘Myspace’ Doc Is A Boring and Cringey Attempt to Capitalize on Millennial Nostalgia
‘Code of Misconduct’ is a Disturbing Look at the Psychology Behind Hockey’s Toxic Culture
‘A War on Women’ is an inspiring film about Iran’s evolving feminist movement
‘Nekai Walks’ Is a Heartfelt, Insightful Look at Gun Violence at Jane and Finch
‘Coexistence, My Ass!’ Review: A Rare Inside View of Mainstream Israeli Support for Apartheid and Genocide
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