The film about a dragon boat team of breast cancer survivors has had an effect far greater than she ever anticipated, shares Our Race's writer/director Sherry Devanney.

Did Teri Horton unsuspectingly became the owner of a Jackson Pollock piece worth millions? (Art Issue, Apr/May 2007)

Rutagarama's documentary Back Home stakes claim to being the first film to be made by an actual survivor of the Rwandan genocide. It takes the viewer, through a series of redemptive episodes, back to Rwanda as Rutagarama attempts to reclaim his memories, reconcile with his family generally, and find his mother. (Moving Pictures Magazine Business & Technology issue, Feb/Mar 2007)

Filmmaker Amy Berg looks at the broader picture of institutionalized abuse in the story of Catholic priest Oliver O'Grady. (Moving Pictures Magazine, Feb/Mar 2007)

Darfur Now is, literally, a film about how to change the world. But is its attendant celebrity activism just a craze?

Director Seth Gordon has painted a portrait of rivals within the extraordinary world of classic gamers, with fashion and music deftly serving up reminiscences of their time.