Kayla Schultz explores the origin and culture of the Vanier Community Bikers' Church, and the hosting of its 10th annual Swap Meet.
Olivia McLeod reviews James Brabazon's documentary Which Way is the Frontline from Here? The Life and Time of Tim Hetherington, following the life of the famous war journalist.
The Life and Crimes of Doris Payne, a documentary about an international jewelry thief, premiere at the Hot Docs film festival this year. Nicole Gabouries reviews the documentary.
Olivia Mcleod reviews Dragon Girls, a documentary on the lives of three young girls enrolled in the largest martial arts school in China.
Melissa Myers reviews Kaspar Astrup Schröder's documentary Rent a Family Inc., a film focused on the strange life and business of a man who rents out stand-in family members for public occasions.
Anda Zeng reviews A.J. Schnak's Caucus, a documentary focusing on the intimate moments of Iowa's 2012 caucuses.
CanCulture's Badri Murali speaks with Damon Vignale, director of The Exhibition, about the making of his film, which follows painter Pamela Masik as she creates and tries to exhibit her artwork.
Zach Pothier reviews Occupy: The Movie, a documentary on the Occupy Wall Street Movement that goes deeper than just media coverage.
12 O'Clock boys follows a young Baltimore boy for three years as he learns to ride a dirt bike, in hope of joining an illegal group of dirt bikers. Anda Zeng speaks to director Lotfy Nathan about his relationship with the documentary.
CanCulture's Julia Robins speaks with Steve Hoover, director of the documentary Blood Brother, about the shooting of his film and his relationship with Rocky Baart, best friend and star of the documentary.