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HUSH (Review)

June 29, 2016June 29, 2016Reviewdocumentary, Drew Martin, HUSH, Joses Martin, Punam Kumar Gill

At the core of this documentary is a debate, “not on the morality of abortion, but on the morality of telling the truth about it”, as one medical expert says toward the end. Filmmaker Punam

Controversial Documentary HUSH to be Released

June 29, 2016June 29, 2016Announcementscanada film industry news today, canadian independent film, Director Punam Kumar Gill, documentary, Drew and Joses Martin, Drew Martin, Joses Martin, Mighty Motion Pictures, Punam Kumar Gill

A pro-information documentary by Director Punam Kumar Gill, HUSH takes on the subject of abortion and its long term health effects, physical and mental. Sure to provide an informative look into modern life, Gill’s documentary

Beyond National Aboriginal Day

June 22, 2016November 17, 2021FilmmakersAboriginal Filmmaker Fellowship, Alethea Arnaquq-Baril, canada film industry news today, canadian independent film, CBC Docs, Danis Goulet, documentary, imagineNATIVE, Initiative for Indigenous Futures, Jeff Barnaby, National Aboriginal Day 2016, Pinnguaq, TIFF, virtual reality, WFF Industry Summit, Whistler Film Festival, Whistler Film Festival (WFF)

National Aboriginal Day 2016 (June 21st) saw announcements of several initiatives that will work to give more of a voice, through film and other media, to the First Nations of this country. CBC Docs (via

Survivors Rowe (Review with Trailer)

June 21, 2016June 20, 2016Reviewcanada film industry news today, canadian independent film, Daniel Roher, documentary, First Nations, Survivors Rowe

Canadian filmmaker Daniel Roher’s short documentary Survivors Rowe focuses on the man that links the film’s three interviewees: Priest Ralph Rowe. In the 1970s, Rowe came to Angling Lake in Northern Ontario by seaplane to

Looking Back at DOXA 2016 (with Video)

May 17, 2016May 17, 2016Today's Top Storiescanada film industry news today, canadian independent film, documentary, DOXA, DOXA Documentary Film Festival, festivals

It was a good year for Vancouver’s DOXA Documentary Film Festival, which wrapped up on Saturday. How good was it? It was so good that: Most film screenings at the Festival sold out in advance.

Aim for the Roses (Review with Trailer)

May 4, 2016May 4, 2016ReviewAim For The Roses, canada film industry news today, canadian independent film, documentary, Ken Carter, Mark Haney, review

Looking for the Ultimate Statement. Ken Carter, World’s Greatest Daredevil. That’s what it’s all about. says Ken (Andrew McNee), as he inspects his car ready to drive/jump from a ramp over the St. Lawrence Seaway