“Photography was always a way to walk through fear.” —Nan Goldin In the 1980s, the idiosyncratic photographer, activist, and subject of ALL THE BEAUTY AND THE BLOODSHED, experienced the tragic wake of addiction and AIDS in both her community and her own life to the prescription drug, OxyContin. Academy Award–winning documentarian Laura Poitras chronicles Goldin’s life, including her protests against the Sackler family and the transgressive body of work made along the way. The #TIFF22 film is now playing at TIFF Bell Lightbox. bit.ly/3JVzq6S