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POV Europe
#124
Fall/Winter 2025
Chef Masaki Saito brings cutting edge realness in Still Single.
POV Europe
#123
Spring/Summer 2025
Veteran director Ric Esther Bienstock reflects upon a career in documentary.
POV Europe
#122
Fall/Winter 2024
Hot Docs 2024 retrospective and year in review.
POV Europe
#121
Spring/Summer 2024
TIFF Docs special edition with exclusive interviews.
POV Europe
#120
Fall/Winter 2023
The year's best documentaries reviewed.
POV Europe
#119
Spring/Summer 2023
Sundance and Hot Docs coverage.
Online Archive
September 2026
- InterviewsNeil Peart: The Gospel Truth
- ReviewsThe History of Concrete Review: Or, the Joys of Dry Humour
- ReviewsLife of Jorge Luis Borges Review: Filming Between the Lines
- FestivalsFour Docs Compete in Windsor Film Festival’s Canadian Competition
- ReviewsLondon Review: A Road Movie with Inner Journeys
- FeaturesThe 2026 TIFF Docs Report: Views From This Side of “Lake America”
- FestivalsThe Black Box Is Orange Review: The Courage to Remember
- FeaturesThe Riders of Cheyenne Show There’s No Time for Tears in Rodeo
- ReviewsRehearsals for a Revolution Review: Traumatic Fights and Personal Archives
- NewsJapanese-Taiwanese Feature Film "Sakura and Nanjing" to Premiere at Tokyo International Film Festival Market, Bringing a Powerful Story of Memory, War and Reconciliation to Global Audiences
- ListsDarlene Love: I Know Where I’ve Been Wins TIFF People’s Choice Documentary Award
- ReviewsThe Pervert’s Guide to Utopias Review: Everyone’s a Critic
- ReviewsEverest: The Other Side Review – For the Love of the Climb
- ReviewsRun Terry Run Review: Fox’s Marathon Continues to Inspire
- ReviewsTIFF Shorts Skirt the Line Between Fiction and Non-fiction
- ReviewsPretenders Review: Or, Chrissie Hynde, Reluctant Star
- ReviewsAlways Lalisa Review: K-Pop Star Is Born Again
- InterviewsHow Gail Captures Parasocial Relationships through an Our Lady Peace Fan’s Eyes
- EssaysThere Is No History of Cinema Without Patricio Guzmán
- FeaturesRehearsals for a Revolution Offers a Personal Act of Resistance
- ReviewsAnchors Aweigh Review: Down with the Ship
- FeaturesHow Five Filmmakers Redefined What It Means to Be Canadian through Film
- ReviewsTehran, Under the Skin Review: Women, Life, Face Lifts
- ReviewsMusk Review: Or, the Totality of Dread
- Reviews2.6 Seconds: Death in the Outback Review – Incendiary Tale of Police Brutality
- InterviewsHow Edward Said: Between Worlds Lets an Influential Voice Speak to the Moment
- ReviewsRe/Pair Review: An Exercise in Empathy
- ReviewsThe Final Act Review: A Compassionate Sendoff
- FeaturesLacey Schwartz Delgado’s Re/Pair Aims to Mend Black-Jewish Relations
- ReviewsLadies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney Review: Move Over, Heritage Minutes!
- ReviewsRescue Review: An Urgently Intimate Snapshot of the Migration Crisis
- ReviewsDarlene Love: I Know Where I’ve Been Review – Finally Stepping into Stardom
- ReviewsBlack Sunflowers Review: Ravers Pulse as a Ukraine’s Heartbeat
- ReviewsEdward Said: Between Worlds Review – From Orientalism to Pro-Palestinian Activism
- ReviewsStill Night, Burning House Review: The Secrecy of Family
- FeaturesBleeding Hearts Will Make You Love Music Docs Again
- ReviewsTurtle Island Rap Review: The Non-Stop Hustle of Hip Hop
- ReviewsLow Lies the Land Review: A Heavenly Vintage with Tasting Notes of Eco Doc