Gilbert Speaks on ‘Silver Screamers’
Marie Gilbert says that ‘Silver Screamers’ from director Sean Cisterna is a gem for all ages.
Category: documentary
Gilbert Speaks to Filmmaker Stacey Tenenbaum on ‘Tough Old Broads
Marie Gilbert talks to director-producer Stacey Tenenbaum about her new film, “Tough Old Broads.”
Gilbert Speaks on Jereme Watt’s ‘Everest Dark’
Everest Dark is a gripping documentary showcasing Mingma Tsiri Sherpa’s perilous quest to recover frozen bodies on Mount Everest.
Saturday at the Movies + What’s Going On: ‘CFNY: The Spirit of Radio’ Celebrates a Revolutionary Radio Station
The new rock doc “CFNY: The Spirit of Radio” is both a love letter to the beloved Toronto radio station and a reminder of what radio once dared to be.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘All the Empty Rooms’
“All the Empty Rooms” will be extremely hard for you to watch. It was for Marie Gilbert.
31 Days of Horror 2025: Gilbert Speaks on ‘True Haunting’
Marie Gilbert says that “True Haunting” will have you grabbing your blanket and a bottle of Holy Water.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘Folktales’
Sometimes a folktale can help young people find their way.
TIFF 2025: Exclusive Interview with TIFF Docs Lead Programmer, Thom Powers!
TIFF 2025: Sanjay Rajput’s exclusive interview with TIFF Docs programmer Thom Powers about this year’s documentary lineup!
Gilbert Speaks to Marlee Matlin and Shoshannah Stern about ‘Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore’
Shoshannah Stern’s documentary, “Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore,” is a beautiful and informative visit, where the audience is invited to share in the Oscar winner’s triumphs, frustrations, and unexpected revelations.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘Help Is On The Way’ + Talks to Director Mathew Embry
Marie Gilbert speaks to Mathew Embry, director of the new documentary, “Help Is On The Way.”
Gilbert Speaks on ‘Implosion: The Titanic Sub Disaster’
Marie Gilbert talks to Pamela Gordon, director of “Implosion: The Titanic Sub Disaster.”
Gilbert Speaks to Amalie Atkins on Her Documentary ‘Agatha’s Almanac’
In “Agatha’s Almanac,” filmmaker Amalie Atkins introduces us to Aunt Agatha and the beauty of simplicity.