Nov 7 A 20-minute rumination on working women.
Oct 20 John Chau’s story is one of someone fascinatingly misguided.
Oct 5 All together now: “Bonino, Bonino, Bonino, Nick Bonnnnnniiiiiiiinnnnooooooooooooooooo.”
Oct 5 Documentary digs deep in telling the story of Ernie Coombs.
Oct 2 A comedy-drama about comedy that skews more drama.
Sep 29 It outlines the horrors of residential schools.
Sep 15 You want dark, dingy, depraved, and desperate? Buckle up, because it gets crazy.
May 10 A compelling window into what it means to live a life totally devoted to music.
May 10 Both frightening and beautiful—like lightning itself.
May 5 A deep dive into the origins of the Satanic Panic of the 80s.
May 5 A beautiful portrait from director Paloma Zapata that explores the rage behind La Singla’s performance while celebrating her incomparable legacy.
May 5 A charming story of friendship between 107-year-old Madeleine and filmmaker Raquel.
May 4 How has Central Appalachia been shaped by its relationship to resource extraction?
May 4 Ho Chi Minh City is a lonely, loving mother to her queer and trans children.
May 4 BC has been no stranger to severe weather events over the past few years.
May 3 Showcasing the people, places, businesses, and history that make up the pillars of Chinatowns in Vancouver, Montreal, and New York.
May 3 A touching examination of the relationship between butch women and their breasts.
May 3 Director Amy Miller examines the shadowy world of police surveillance and infiltration.
Aug 25 A recent Bollywood film brings a fresh breeze of air at a time when India is facing a growing threat of Hindu extremism.
Jun 8 An intersectional feminist explains the appeal of Tom Cruise and why people shouldn't be judged for seeking an escape from the stresses of everyday life.
