Frederick Blichert
Frederick Blichert is a Vancouver-based film critic and journalist. You can reach him with story ideas or questions and comments at frederick.blichert@gmail.com.
Stories by Frederick Blichert
‘The Damage Done’: A Documentary that Listens to Veterans
In it, three generations of Canadian soldiers reflect on war’s impacts. Let’s hear them.
Who Gets to Die? A New Documentary Asks Hard Questions
CBC explores implications of Canada’s new medical assistance in dying law.
Satanic Panic and Homophobia Collide in ‘Southwest of Salem’
Four women tell stories of wrongful conviction in doc showing at the Vancouver Queer Film Festival.
Ojibwa Brothers Reopen Colonial Scars at DOXA
Adam and Zack Khalil take us on an unforgettable trip, confronting legacies of colonialism in 'INAATE/SE/.'
'Nothing about Us Without Us': Women Filmmakers Fight for Equality
Bonnie Sherr Klein reflects on a hard-won struggle, and new films at DOXA.
Suicidal Politics: A '60s Activist's Last Act
'Left on Purpose' was supposed to celebrate a life, but the hero had other aims in this edgy DOXA doc.
After Tragedy Struck, Kathryn Calder Found a New Voice
Musician and her mother battle ALS in 'A Matter of Time', playing at DOXA.
Black Identities Take Centre Stage in DOXA Special Program
Guest curator Rebecca Carroll reflects on her own experience in 'Black Life Is, Ain't and Still Rises.'
Burnaby's Pinball Wizard Scores at DOXA
Robert Gagno plays a mean game while living with autism in 'Wizard Mode.'
Daredevils Unite in 'Aim for the Roses'
A stuntman, musician, and filmmaker: three obsessions come together in DOXA doc.
She Got Game: Mighty 'Pistol Shrimps' Coming to DOXA
Vancouver filmmaker takes us courtside with hilarious story of LA basketball league.
