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The war that began with Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has passed a grim one-year milestone, with mounting military and civilian deaths

It may be strange to hear how Canadian directors of these and other critically acclaimed movies speak about the future of their films, but even as the cachet of Canadian productions continues to improve, a uniquely unrewarding system raises the question: What does success in Canada even mean?

Amid Moscow’s deadly onslaught, many Ukrainians are distrustful and dismissive of the Russian opposition, despite having a common foe in the Kremlin. Nothing illustrates this more starkly than the outrage caused by the Oscar awarded to the documentary film "Navalny."

The war that began with Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has passed a grim one-year milestone, with mounting military and civilian deaths

And we have it in the film, that they tried to kill navalny. navalny returned to russia after the poisoning and was subsequently arrested. he remains in prison there. his family were at the academy award ceremony to help celebrate the film. the primary reason why we're here is to get my dad out of prison, and i'm very happy that the movie is getting the attention that it deserves, the work that we've been doing for so long is getting the attention it deserves, and we're here to do a job and to get my dad out. director daniel roher hopes that an oscar will keep navalny�*s name in the spotligh...