One young man’s journey of self-discovery leads to an amazing documentary full of heartache, life, and love.
Author: Ryan McNeil
What do you get when you cross THE BLAIR WITH PROJECT with HARRY AND THE HENDERSONS? You get a must-watch situation that seems destined for some man or beast to get badly hurt.
Talkin’ MISTAKEN FOR STRANGERS with director Tom Berninger as Hot Docs festival coverage begins.
A little over ten years ago, a perfect storm surrounded a technological innovation. The result would change the way we consume music forever.
They say that if you can’t do it, fake it. That’s seldom been more evident than this film about one of rock’s hottest bands…where the idea goes to painful – but delightful – new lengths.
We watch shows like Mad Men, and shake our head at the sexist attitudes of the 1960’s. We forget sometimes that just 22 years ago, many of those attitudes remained intact. And then along came Anita Hill…
An accusation is not evidence. But when an accusation is made in highly dramatic fashion, it can easy to treat it as such.
An adventure to a seldom seen corner of our planet is not only a scientific voyage, but also one that inspires great art and philosophy.
The 20th Hot Docs Festival begins with a story of one family, and the way a strip club defines them.
How do you create a comedy that will last? You begin with the assumption that your audience isn’t a bunch of idiots. Armed with that assumption, its amazing how well a comedy can endure.
Talkin’ UPSTREAM COLOR with Bob Turnbull. He and Ryan also read some listener feedback on documentaries and flip the record over to play the other side.
As I reach to the bookshelf to continue my film education, I find myself in a class with not one, but two professors – both wickedly versed in the language of cinema.