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POINT OF VIEW MAGAZINE
PUBLISHER’S NOTES
EDITORIAL
POV Picks: 5 Canadian Docs to See at Home
Balancing Secrets • Revealing the roots of Unloved
Exploring Our Connectedness • Secwepemc filmmaker Sean Stiller returns home
On Beautiful Scars and Reconnected Roots • Musician Tom Wilson comes home
SCRAPPY IDEAS • Rescuing trash from the heap, making it valuable again
The Displaced Narrator • Three new essay films demonstrate the form’s continued strength
John Berger and Michael Dibb • Collaborating on the story’s voice
Is Love Elemental? • Earth. Air. Fire. Water—the four elements are endlessly fascinating
All Eyes on Europe • The Changing Face of Europe at Hot Docs
BEYOND THE COURT • Seven basketball docs score big points
Are You Talking to Me? • Are lecture films the Bran Flakes of documentary?
Shooting Yourself: Film Diaries
Becoming Visible • Sunil Gupta’s Portraits
MAKING IT REAL • Michèle Pearson Clarke’s art
Doc Streams in Oceans of Content • Cue scenario: You have a hankering to see a documentary. After browsing countless audiovisual artefacts, mostly of the unavoidable commercial variety, you finally give in to exhaustion and annoyance. With a sense of familiar defeat, you watch something, anything, that will undoubtedly dissatisfy you.
STREAMING SELECTIONS
In Between the Silence of Silos • Filmmakers talk about the intersectionality of motherhood and filmmaking
A Canadian Photographer in Ukraine • Louie Palu’s Zero Position is a documentary about a terrifying war