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Goran Stolevski’s feature debut You Won’t Be Alone, produced by Causeway Films, will make its world premiere at the renowned Sundance Film Festival

Three films focus on one of the most serious challenges facing young women coming of age...

Three films focus on one of the most serious challenges facing young women coming of age...

Three films focus on one of the most serious challenges facing young women coming of age...

Invalid Date, BEING stuck in lockdown can leave us feeling like weve got little to do - but no fear, theres always series to binge watch on Netflix.  Luckily for us, the streaming service has a whole host of gripping, disturbing and outrageous true crime dramas that you can ink your teeth into.  Here are some of our favourites... 55 The Confession Tapes The 2017 true crime television documentary series follows the story of a number of people who were convicted of murder, but go on to say tha...

by Kevin Ritchie on April 8th, 2021 at 11:00 PM 1 of 1 2 of 1 No Ordinary Man A documentary by Aisling Chin-Yee and Chase Joynt. Streaming on VIFF Connect from Friday (April 9) to May 6. There’s a lot of talk about the importance of representation on screen, but No Ordinary Man sets out to vividly capture the emotional impact of recognizing aspects of one’s own story in the life of another. The documentary profiles Billy Tipton, an American jazz musician active from the 30s to the 70...

3-MIN READ 5 Terrifying True Crime Documentaries That Might Even Break Your Heart This week, we bring to you five horrifying crime documentaries that will also break your heart because they involve the tragic stories of some very real people. FOLLOW US ON: We all love a true crime story. Be it in a form of a highly dramatised show like Crime Patrol the n number of podcasts we listen to while doing our daily activities or even classic shows like Unsolved Mysteries and Forensic Files. However, e...

Lee — a Bafta outstanding British film nominee with his low-budget debut feature God’s Own Country — steps up to bigger scale and cast names with this 1840s-set drama about real-life English fossil hunter Mary Anning. Oscar and triple Bafta winner Kate Winslet stars opposite multiple Oscar and Bafta nominee Saoirse Ronan in a fictionalised romantic drama that was selected for Cannes, Telluride and Toronto, and released by Neon in the US. Producers Iain Canning and Emile Sherman of See ...