Documentary

Voices Through Time: The Documentaries of Roberto Minervini

‘Highway of Tears’ is essential viewing for all Canadians

‘No Land’s Song’ Movie Review – deserves to be seen by as many people as possible

‘Our Man in Tehran’ is a thrilling history lesson

‘Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck’ avoids a literary reading of Cobain’s life

Startling exposé ‘The Hunting Ground’ illuminates campus sex crimes

Mesmerizing ‘Song from the Forest’ follows one man’s quest for harmony

Treefort Film Fest 2015: ‘Tomorrow We Disappear’ a magical look at a disappearing way of life

‘Merchants of Doubt’ will fascinate and infuriate you

Meet the Zen master of piano in ‘Seymour: An Introduction’

SXSW 2015: ‘Welcome to Leith’ weaves a bizarre and enthralling tale

SXSW 2015: ‘The Salt of the Earth’ is a sufficient tribute to an extraordinary photographer

SXSW 2015: ‘The Look of Silence’ proves Joshua Oppenheimer is one of the best documentarians working today

‘Storm In The Andes’ (2015) offers insight into neglected 21st Century conflict

‘Life Is Sacred’ Movie Review

‘Burden Of Peace’ Movie Review – is one of the centerpieces of this year’s festival

Director Michelle Josue and Judy and Dennis Shepard talk about ‘Matt Shepard Is A Friend of Mine’, and the pain of losing their friend and son 15 years on

‘Backstreet Boys: Show em’ What You’re Made of’ is dark portrait of music industry

‘The Legend of Cambo’ is a must-see for Harmony Korine fans

The Best Documentaries of 2014

Interview with Karim B. Haroun, Director of ‘Mystic Mass’

‘Citizenfour’, ‘Life Itself’ among Oscar Documentary Shortlist

‘Pulp: a Film About Life, Death & Supermarkets’ will please fans, won’t make many new ones