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Road Forward, Marie Clements

Laura Anne Harris / May 11, 2017

HotDocs Interview: Marie Clements chronicles Canada’s Indigenous Civil Rights Movement in musical doc The Road Forward

Métis/Dene filmmaker and playwright Marie Clements discusses her musical documentary, The Road Forward, which chronicles Canada’s Indigenous Civil Rights Movement.

Heal the Living, Katell Quillévéré

Alex Heeney / May 10, 2017

Review: Katell Quillévéré’s Heal the Living is a visual delight

Katell Quillévéré’s Heal the Living is an utterly original film about the threshold between life and death, in which the camera moves through a hospital’s halls like blood coursing through the veins.

Tokyo Idols, Kyoko Miyake

Laura Anne Harris / May 7, 2017

HotDocs Interview: Kyoko Miyake talks Tokyo Idols and female objectification

Director Kyoko Miyake talks Tokyo Idols, how the girls stay safe, and how the inherent sexism in this subculture isn’t that different from life in the West. 

Fans pose with Dr. Watsa in Ask the Sexpert

Laura Anne Harris / May 6, 2017

HotDocs interview: Vaishali Sinha talks Ask the Sexpert and India’s answer to Dr. Sue

Ask the Sexpert follows Indian sex expert Dr. Watsa as he navigates the debate about sex education, his patients, and his fans, in this doc from Vaishali Sinha.

Still Tomorrow, Yu Xinhua, Jian Fan

Laura Anne Harris / May 5, 2017

HotDocs: In Still Tomorrow, a woman finds freedom through her bestselling poetry

When Yu Xinhua’s Tumblr poem went viral, it gave her a new lease on life as a famous poet and eventually, a divorced woman, in Jian Fan’s documentary Still Tomorrow

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Gillie Collins / May 3, 2017

Review: I, Daniel Blake is a declaration of personhood

Ken Loach’s Palme D’Or Winner I, Daniel Blake is a bracing call-to-action against bureaucratic failures to treat citizens like people. But it falters by giving us a character who is uncontroversially the Deserving Poor without challenging this as a concept.

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