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«We’re committed to new voices and ensuring we renew the voices within the industry, just like mine»

Steve Rickinson / June 24, 2024

SUNNY SIDE OF THE DOC: Kicking off this week, Modern Times Review spoke with the new Managing Director Aurélie Reman on the La Rochelle market’s evolution over 35 years, consistent commitment to amplifying new voices, and more.

ai, Aurélie Reman, DocSafe, Dunghutti, First Nations, Gambia, Gamilaroi, Sunny Side of the Doc, Tanzania, Uganda, video games, VR

The Best Catholics in the World: The Irish, the Church and the End of a Special Relationship

The world’s best Catholics?

Ranveig Eckhoff / May 4, 2022

RELIGION: With the discovery of children’s graves in Canada, the Canadians are arguably making the Irish rank as «the world’s best Catholics.»

Andrew Madden, Brendan Smyth, Catholic, child abuse, Christianity, Erich Fromm, First Nations, Germany, God, Ireland, Joseph Ratzinger, Jürgen Habermas, Nazi, Protestant Church, Puritan, Religion, Rome

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«Canada is not a nation, it’s a corporation»

Carmen Gray / March 1, 2020

CAPITALISM: Indigenous and African Nova Scotian women fight for their communities, land, and future in the face of environmental racism.

Alton Gas Corporation, capitalism, colonial, DIY, Ellen Page, environmental racism, First Nations, Halifax, Ian Daniel, Ingrid Waldron, Julia Sanderson, Nova Scotia, One World CZ, One World International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival, There’s Something in the Water, white privilege