Jeff Bulmer had the chance to talk with the director of the film MySpace, Tommy Avallone, for Contra Zoom Pod after it played at Hot Docs.
An aggressively accurate and bleak look at the OnlyFans industry that might be lucrative for a small few, but a majority of models struggle to make it work.
Maya Annik Bedward’s documentary, Black Zombie, offers abundant insights into Haitian Vodou and zombies.
Myspace reminds us that Tom was never really our friend, but just another business tycoon hidden behind a friendly face.
The Delivery Line is a moving portrait of the vital role midwives play in caring for those who need it most.
təm kʷaθ nan Namesakedelivers a heart‑wrenching yet inspiring look at the Tla’amin Nation’s push to reclaim the name of their region.
There is a moment, fairly early in Ceremony, when an animated bear hugs a human while a flock of seagulls gathers nearby. It is a watercolour memory of what the riverbanks of the Bella Coola Valley used to look like during ooligan season. When the small fish returned in such numbers that people, birds, and […]
A thought-provoking and moving work, #WhileBlack challenges audiences to ponder what witnessing looks like in a digital age.
An intriguing conversation starter, Love Apptually will have viewers wanting to swipe left on dating apps altogether.
Director Kenya-Jade Pinto reflects on the urgent questions about power, AI, and human dignity asked by her new doc, The Sandbox.