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Zachary Heinzerling's documentary debut may not pack the political punch of most trending hard-issue...
Two Years at Sea | DVD Review
As everyone knows, films are generally the product of a team of artisans and technicians, a conspicuous collaboration between the nebulous nature of art...
The Machine Which Makes Everything Disappear | Review
Gurchiani's Lens Acts As A Georgian Confessional
With a solid background in psychology and a foundation in direction via the University of Film and Television...
2013’s TIFF Docs: Plenty of “Buzz” Worthy Titles from Wiseman, Lanzmann, Noujaim, Cousins & Errol Morris
Yesterday we looked back at the exquisite documentaries that have graced us with their presence thus far in 2013, but now it is time...
Herman’s House | DVD Review
Herman’s House has an odd issue. At first it seems quite apparent that director Angad Bhalla’s debut suffers from a lack of focus, bobbing...
