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Resilience

Alex Heeney / January 26, 2016

Resilience reveals a new public health crisis

Redford has crafted a densely packed film intended to educate the public about Adverse Childhood Effects, or the very real existence of Toxic Stress.

Alex Heeney / January 25, 2016

NUTS! and foreveryone.net: The visionary and the charlatan

The Sundance documentaries foreveryone.net and NUTS! each chronicle the scientific achievements and self-mythologizing of two very different men.

Unlocking the Cage

Alex Heeney / January 22, 2016

Sloan Prize contenders: Science at Sundance 2016

We take a look at the films in contention for the Alfred P. Sloan Prize, the jurors, and make some predictions.

Canada's Top Ten

Alex Heeney / November 26, 2015

Anne Émond talks family intimacy in Our Loved Ones

Québécois filmmaker Anne Émond talks about depicting suicide, family intimacy, and her hometown in her moving new film.

This Changes Everything

Alex Heeney / October 30, 2015

This Changes Everything doesn’t preach on climate change

Avi Lewis’ documentary This Changes Everything looks at the narrative for civilization that allowed climate change to happen. Without preaching, the film takes a look at grassroots movements that are helping to mitigate climate change.

My Internship in Canada, Philippe Falardeau, See The North

Alex Heeney / October 22, 2015

My Internship in Canada is a smart farce

We review Philippe Falardeau’s hilarious political satire My Internship in Canada, which was selected as one of Canada’s Top Ten Films of 2015. Read our interview with director Falardeau here.

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