Tribeca Film Festival Review: Brett Gaylor’s ‘Discriminator’
Discriminator is a compelling, interactive documentary about the rapid advancement and insidious implications of facial recognition software.
Category: documentary
Review: ‘You Cannot Kill David Arquette’ Brings Reality to an Unreal Business
You Cannot Kill David Arquette is a deep dive into the actor’s search for redemption in an insular business in which he was never truly accepted, despite holding it’s most prestigious title.
Review: TALES OF THE UNCANNY is a Deep Dive Into the Horror Anthology Film
Tales of the Uncanny is a deep dive into the horror anthology and the definitive word on the subject.
Fantasia 2020 Review: Feels Good Man
Feels Good Man is an incredibly thorough and engaging look at how benign symbols and icons are co-opted and used in radicalization efforts.
Exclusive Interview: Vampiro and Director Michael Pazst Discuss ‘Nail In The Coffin: The Rise And Fall of Vampiro’
Sachin Hingoo sat down with Ian “Vampiro” Hodgkinson and director Michael Pazst to talk about their film Nail In The Coffin: The Rise & Fall of Vampiro.
Triumph Gives Fans A Chance to Lay It on the Line In New Documentary
Greater Toronto fans could get a chance to hang out with Triumph for the filming of a new documentary about the band this November!
Review: ‘Nail In the Coffin: The Fall and Rise of Vampiro’
Peek behind the canvas curtain with the excellent wrestling documentary, ‘Nail in the Coffin: The Fall and Rise of Vampiro.’
Review: Valiant Documentary, ‘This Changes Everything,’ Probably Won’t
‘This Changes Everything’ details the struggle of women in films and television to break through the systemic discrimination of Hollywood.
Documentary ‘Scary Stories’ Is A Deep Dive Into Alvin Schwartz’s Nightmares
The tale behind the famous ‘Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark’ trilogy is sad, compelling, and the subject of Cody Meirick’s documentary, ‘Scary Stories.’
Hot Docs 2019: ‘On the President’s Orders’ Documents the Philippine Drug War
‘On the President’s Orders,’ directed by James Jones and Olivier Sarbil, is a jarring account of Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs.
Hot Docs 2019: ‘The Corporate Coup D’État’ Examines For-Profit Politics
A look at how private interests are taking over American politics, ‘The Corporate Coup D’État’ makes its Canadian debut at Hot Docs 2019 in Toronto, Canada.
‘Heartworn Highways’ Revisited
If you liked the 1976 outlaw country music documentary Heartworn Highways, it is now available on home video, along with a new companion doc called Heartworn Highways Revisited.