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Feb 21

Feb 21 #MUFFApproved: Lowdown Tracks

Jennifer Kidson

directors, documentaries

Taking six musicians with lived experience of homelessness as its subject matter, director Shelley Saywell and Producer Deborah Parks take us on a challenging but hopeful journey through the streets of Toronto with Lowdown Tracks.

Jan 4

Jan 4 #MUFFApproved: Making a Murderer

Sydney Boniface

directors, documentaries

My brother first introduced this series to my family over the Christmas break. When Boxing Day came and therefore every excuse to wear pajamas all day and eat an excessive amount of leftover stuffing, an accompanying series to binge would be the perfect way to end Christmas celebrations. Within the first 10 minutes I was hooked.

May 27

May 27 #MUFFApproved: Sugar Coated

Siân Melton

directors, documentaries

I wasn’t able to catch Sugar Coated during Hot Docs, but I did supervise the Q&A, where I got to listen to director Michèle Hozer and associate producer Nathalie Bibeau talk passionately about their film.

May 12
May 12 #MUFFApproved: Speed Sisters

Sydney Boniface

directors, documentaries

Let’s talk about Amber Fares’ Speed Sisters. The film follows the first all-female race car driving team in the Middle East, defying obstacles and confronting stereotypes of Arab women.

May 12 May 12 #MUFFApproved: Speed Sisters

May 12
May 12 #MUFFApproved: Speed Sisters