Tag Archive for the term: documentary

This heart breaking and compelling information about the Alberta tar sands project is beautifully rendered by Lamoustache.ca for the feature documentary H2oil Animation Direction by Dale Hayward & Sylvie Trouvé and correct me if I’m worng but I believe the voice over is Canadian spoken word artist and novelist, Indyish performer and beloved-by-us, Cat Kidd. [...]

After completing their month-long adventurous tour entitled “Bedrooms and Backstreets” in August, The Wooden Sky is eager to share their experiences with audiences everywhere. With the help of producer and director Scott Cudmore, a documentary capturing the beautiful and strange reality behind the unconventional tour is being released in ten parts, with Part One accessible [...]

Thanks to the nice people at Seville Films (and the fabulous Angela Mackenzie) we have 10 Double Passes to give away to the new movie about Vogue’s amazing, scathing, notorious, Anna Wintour. The film is The September Issue, out October 23, 2009.
Just Comment Below By Oct 15 To Win A Pair Of Passes to:
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We are excited for this album, there is no flow quite like Q-tip, and it’s interesting to watch these videos and hear how he’s been thinking about this work over the years.
Battery Records (a subsidiary of BMG) is set to release long-awaited, much anticipated Q-Tip album Kamaal the Abstract:
In these hard times, we can [...]

The day Willow Rutherford played at Remember Griffintown she arrived pale and shaking. She had just found out that her dear and inspiring friend, filmmaker Liliany Obando, had been detained by the Colombian government. That was September 2008, and as far as I can tell, Liliany Obando is still in jail.
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This was recently brought to my attention by my partner (Dark Eyed Junco) who participated in a remix competition featuring Joe L. Carter’s song “Please Mr Waterman”. This song was composed for the award winning documentary “The Water Front” by Liz Miller.

I am writing to the Indyish readers in order to spread [...]

There is something magical that happens in a small town and Sackville New Brunswick is no exception. Sackville contains one artist run centre, Struts Gallery, which also houses Faucet Media Arts Center, one gallery, Owens Art Gallery, one natural food store, one cafe, one cinema, you get the idea. The art community in [...]

 
DOC.THEATRE présente, du 1er au 5 octobre 2008, Transhumain, sur les planches du Théâtre Ste-Catherine.

Inspiré du livre Le nouvel homme nouveau du journaliste Antoine Robitaille, le projet Transhumain questionne l’impact actuel de la technologie sur la vie humaine.

Des sujets d’actualité controversés. Un scénario trouble. Un fond sonore urbain hétéroclite.
 

Le Transhumanisme est un mouvement [...]

Last night I watched the documentary, Chez Schwartz (2007). It’s a film by Garry Beitel, the professor from my Canadian Documentary class at McGill, and a Montreal-based filmmaker who has worked on numerous independent documentaries (often for TeleQuebec) that narrow in on particular communities and individuals. Chez Schwartz is a film about the 75 year-old [...]

Over a year ago a documentary filmmaker named Jagdish Kulkarni based in Nashik India contacted us here at Indyish. Despite some wild email delays and other technical long-distance difficulties we became friends and he joined Indyish, and sent me 2 of his films to preview. We are very different, but alike in the desire to [...]