Beautifully Broken
A Photographer's Quest
The Life and Work of Rafael Goldchain
Questions North America’s perception of feminine beauty
An inside look at the world of the Mohawk tobacco trade
When children are forced to fight
One Man's MIlitary Mission
The Docs
"Dish" delves into Toronto's diners, Montreal's "sexy restos," Paris' haute eateries, and Tokyo's fantasy "maid bars" in an insider's look at gender, power, and the art of service.
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Exposes the housing crisis faced by 1,700 Cree in Northern Ontario, a situation that led Attawapiskat's band chief, Theresa Spence, to declare a state of emergency. |
Starting a farm from scratch takes more than just imagination, but it’s a good place to start. To Make A Farm follows five young Canadians as they restart their lives as farmers. |
The Studio - The Art and Craft of Doc Filmmaking
"Mugshot" explores the bewildering world of iconic photos of suspects and criminals, their cultural value, and questions their worth to contemporary society. |
An intimate look at the lives of seniors who raise their grandchildren, giving an in-depth view of the challenges and joys these families encounter. |
Feature interviews with industry players, advice from the front lines, and exclusive peeks into how great docs are created. |
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I'm a third generation filmmaker. My father was a filmmaker, my grandfather was a filmmaker. So we are a damaged family.
- Vladimir Kabelik
