A riveting documentary about the life and times of a famous civil rights attorney through the eyes of his daughters.

Filmmaker Camilla Calamandrei talks about her documentary “The Tiger Next Door.”

A dazzling mash of cultures, colors and styles, “Sita Sings the Blues” is an animated film the likes of which you’ve likely never seen.

The writer/director/animator/editor/ everything else of “Sita Sings the Blues” talks about making the ultimate break-up movie.

Chaplin talks about her film, what drew her to the subject matter and what the poem means to her.

Pearce talks with Amanda about his short film “Illusions of Life,” playing at the IIFF.

Beket is like a walk through a twisted and distorted version of purgatory, where all is black and white, techno music fills the landscape and two strangers are in search of Godot.

When we tell our significant others that we would go to hell and back for them, not many of us mean it literally.

If you think a film about marching drum corps can’t be anything special, prepare to be mesmerized.

Cesar De Leon’s Salud is a heartbreakingly honest depiction of alcohol abuse and its ripple effects within a family.