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Michèle Stephenson on Drawing on the Energy of a Movement in “True North: Canadian Myths and Black Power”

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By Stephen Saito
| The Moveable Fest
With the amount of attention that the civil rights movement in the United States received during the 1960s, it could be easy to overlook the broader struggle for equality that had been going on elsewhere in North America, though “True North” illuminates how it was no less fervent or necessary up in Canada.
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Tribeca 2026 Interview: Eddie Sánchez on Bringing Together a Unique Family Portrait “MexicanAmerican”

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By Stephen Saito
| The Moveable Fest
Language is often quite literally at the center of “MexicanAmerican,” with director Eddie Sánchez placing subtitles in the middle of the screen as his parents will tell the story of their family in Spanish, their primary tongue, while the translation to English isn’t always only for the benefit for audiences abroad, but for the filmmaker himself when he was raised across the border from them, perhaps geographically within a few hundred miles but by all other measures a world away.
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Tribeca 2026 Interview: Gabriella Diaz Arp on Going Back to the Motherland in “Matininó”

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By Stephen Saito
| The Moveable Fest
The title of “Matininó” starts out as a mythical place, the name of an island that’s said to be comprised of all women “where nobody lives with fear,” as someone is told as she’s handed a book, but it gradually becomes real in Gabriella Diaz Arp’s nonfiction/narrative hybrid.
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