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Yintah

Can. 2024. Documentary by Brenda Michell, Michael Toledano, Jennifer Wickham. The Wet'suwet'en community is mobilizing against oil company projects approved by the federal government.

Runtime: 125 min.

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Blink

U.S. 2024. Documentary by Daniel Roher, Edmund Stenson. Before three of their four children become visually impaired, a Quebec couple travels the world with them to experience all its beauty.

Runtime: 84 min.

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Big Fight in Little Chinatown

Can. 2022. Documentary by Karen Cho. Incomparable cultural and historical jewels, Chinatowns in major North American cities are threatened with extinction by real estate development.

Runtime: 88 min.

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River Silence

Can. 2019. Documentary by Rogério Soares. The construction of a hydroelectric dam in Brazil causes the displacement of Indigenous populations in overpopulated and unsafe areas.

Runtime: 90 min.

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I Am the Blues

Can. 2016. Music documentary by Daniel Cross. Octogenarians but still very active on the banks of the Mississippi, blues musicians tell their stories, which are often intertwined with the history of the American South.

Runtime: 106 min.

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Chameleon

Can. 2015. Documentary by Ryan Mullins. In Ghana, undercover investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas helps the police catch criminals.

Runtime: 78 min.

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Jingle Bell Rocks

Can. 2013. Documentary by Mitchell Kezin. A journey to the heart of Christmas music, through the testimonies of those who perpetuate this tradition.

Runtime: 83 min.