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The new documentary The Biggest Little Farm follows ambitious back-to-the-landers John and Molly Chester as they attempt to resurrect a dead farm and reject monoculture in favour of traditional, sustainable farming practices.
Hot Docs 2019: Hi, A.I. Review
Hi, A.I. thoughtfully examines our relationship to artificially intelligent robots.
Hail Satan? Review: Welcome to the “Dark Side”
What if everything you thought you knew about modern day Satanic worship was ass-backwards?
Disneynature’s Penguins Review
Nature documentaries are having a pop culture moment. Disney as usual has their fingers on the pulse of the culture with the timely release of Disneynature's Penguins .
Independent Film Festival Boston Unveils 2019 Lineup
IFFBoston 2019's slate includes The Farewell, One Child Nation, and The Art of Self-Defense.
Hot Docs Announces 2019 Lineup
Hot Docs 2019 features 15 programs showcasing over 200 documentaries.
Sundance 2019: The Documentary Slate
With dozens of American and International docs screening every year in Park City, Sundance habitually becomes the focus for many of the best words of non-fiction for the year.
CUFF.Docs Unveils Its 2018 Slate
Now in its sixth year, CUFF.Docs highlight non-fiction films during the Calgary Underground Film Festival's five-day documentary festival. See the full lineup here.
Restoring Tomorrow Review
Aaron Wolf's documentary Restoring Tomorrow tells the story of a revered Los Angeles temple's struggle to survive in an increasingly secular society.
TIFF 2017: Our People Will Be Healed Review
TIFF 2017 Our People Will Be Healed review.
Hot Docs 2017: Mommy Dead and Dearest Review
Erin Lee Carr's new documentary Mommy Dead and Dearest is a challenging and dark true crime story.
My Scientology Movie Review
For decades Louis Theroux has mounted a one-man study of all the strangest subcultures in America for the BBC, in My Scientology Movie he goes after his most difficult group to date with results ranging from creepy to hilarious.
HBO’s Carrie Fisher/Debbie Reynolds Doc Bright Lights has Timing on its Side
HBO's new documentary Bright Lights on Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds went from being a celebration of their lives to an obituary.
Hot Docs 2016: Aim For The Roses Review
One of the most unusual and strangely charming films to grace Hot Docs in years.
TIFF 2015: Miss Sharon Jones! Review
Miss Sharon Jones! TIFF 2015 review