Human Rights Watch Film Festival: Gay Chorus Deep South Review
David Charles Rodrigues' eye-opening documentary about the San Francisco's Gay Men's Choir tour of the US south may strike close to home for some.
Human Rights Watch Film Festival
Human Rights Watch Film Festival: I Am Not Alone Review
I Am Not Alone is a wonderful celebration of a political victory in Armenia but will likely come across as hollow propaganda to anyone not already on board with its politics
Human Rights Watch Film Festival 2014: Big Men Review
Big Men “Everyone has the desire and drive to be well off in life,” or so says one of the subjects of Rachel Boynton’s fascinating, frightening, and multi-faceted look at the often corruptible and highly lucrative African oil trade. It’s a line said by a savvy investor who thinks he’s “movin’ on up like The […]
Human Rights Watch Film Festival 2013
We take a look at the Toronto edition of the Human Rights Watch Film Festival (kicking off this Tuesday at the TIFF Bell Lightbox) and a trio of the films showing: Academy Award nominee No, Camp 14: Total Control Zone, and The Act of Killing.
