Trailer Premiere: CBC Docs’ The Sickling
Get an exclusive look at the trailer for Gabriel Badejo's new doc, The Sickling , which chronicles his personal and emotional journey with sickle cell disease.
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You Had To Be There Review
Nick Davis' You Had To Be There is a warm, funny, and poignant look back at Toronto's 1972 Godspell production, the unlikely launchpad for a generation of comedy legends.
Run Terry Run Review: TIFF 2026
Sean Menard's Run Terry Run gives Terry Fox a chance to tell his own story, offering a fresh and intimate look at the man behind one of Canada's most enduring legacies.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney Review: TIFF 2026
Matthew Rankin destroys any previous classification of national identity in his latest hallucinatory remix documentary, Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian a Mulroney .
Interview: You Had to Be There’s Nick Davis, Jane Mendelsohn, and Paul Shaffer
That Shelf interviews Nick Davis, Jane Mendelsohn, and Paul Shaffer about You Had To Be There , the documentary about the legendary Toronto Godspell.
Darlene Love Interview: TIFF 2026
Jason Gorber talks with legendary singer Darlene Love about her amazing career AND her latest project, the doc I Know Where I've Been .
Novak Djokovic: The Wolf in Winter Review – Tennis Champ at a Crossroads
A champion's greatest battle may not be against an opponent, but against time. The documentary Novak Djokovic: The Wolf in Winter explores the next chapter of a tennis icon's career.
Interview: Jared Harris and Michael Russell Gunn on The Brink of War
That Shelf's Alex Southey sat down with filmmaker Michael Russell Gunn and screen acting royalty Jared Harris to chat about their new film, The Brink of War .
AKI Review: A Wordless Documentary that Speaks Volumes
Darlene Naponse's documentary AKI captures the seasons and soul of Atikameksheng Anishnawbek.
The Classics Shelf: Top Ten 1960s Documentaries
In a decade that included formative works by the Maysles, Frederick Wiseman, Peter Watkins, and other filmmakers, Bil Antoniou picks the top ten documentaries of the 1960s.
Virtual Girlfriends Review: Hot Docs 2026
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.
Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour Live in 3D Review
Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour Live in 3D may not reinvent the concert experience, but for fans of the musician, it will offer an unparalleled, up-close experience they will love.
MySpace Review: Hot Docs 2026
Myspace reminds us that Tom was never really our friend, but just another business tycoon hidden behind a friendly face.
The Delivery Line: Midwives on the Frontline Review: Hot Docs 2026
The Delivery Line is a moving portrait of the vital role midwives play in caring for those who need it most.
təm kʷaθ nan Namesake Review: Hot Docs 2026
”¯tÉ™m”¯kÊ·aθ”¯nan”¯Namesake delivers a heart”‘wrenching yet inspiring look at the Tla'amin Nation's push to reclaim the name of their region.
