Review: Ask Dr. Ruth is an intimate but vanilla portrait of the sex educator
Director Ryan White doesn’t connect his revolutionary subject to current debates about sex ed, women’s health and sexual violence
Director Ryan White doesn’t connect his revolutionary subject to current debates about sex ed, women’s health and sexual violence
While many Torontonians are happy to fork over for big acts, indie promoters are finding ways to make live music more accessible
May shows including Ben UFO and Charlotte de Witte have all been relocated from the Junction warehouse space
OUT by Greg Campbell (Big Bappis). At Buddies in Bad Times (12 Alexander). Runs to May 5. $20-$25. See listing. Rating: NNNN I didnt publicly identify as queer until my
Ryan White’s film about the German American sex educator is enjoyable and very vanilla
Heartbreakingly beautiful documentary profiles two hardship-stricken families in China
Baljit Sangra’s film examines how secrets and abuse are perpetuated by toxic masculinity
Intimate doc about Chinese women pressured to find life partners dissolves cultural and linguistic barriers
Director Barbara Miller examine how female sexual pleasure is associated with power in five different cultures
Featuring in-suite micro garden beds, greenhouses and community plots, Toronto’s new condo developments hope to inspire residents to grow their own food
Hulu’s doc about the Fyre Festival debacle is finally available to watch in Canada on Super Channel
The majority of docs playing at this year’s fest were directed by women. Here are a few that we’re excited to see