From across the Great Hall at Toronto’s Union Station, you see a soldier. Walk a little closer, and you see 4,784 reasons to remember him. To mark the Royal Canadian Legion’s 100th anniversary, VML Canada asked Canadians to put pen to paper and share their memories and messages of gratitude for veterans. Those handwritten sticky notes became a 30-foot portrait in “Don’t Forget to Remember,” a campaign that asks what happens to the stories of those who served when the people who remember them firsthand are gone.

This elegiac Irish film documents the relationship between street artist Asbestos and his mother, and the public art project he makes to help process his grief A strange but reassuring ouroboros effect is in place in Ross Killeen’s documentary about…

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