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Where to watch [sic] (2010) in Canada
- Movie
- Canada
- 15m
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Pick a language to see where it streams. On OTT in 5 countries and 1 languages.
Streaming in Canada
Browse Canada:English movies
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Tell us which one. We publish the counts openly on most requested dubs, so platforms and distributors can see what people are actually asking for.
Story
Following a visit to Kyoto, artist Eric Baudelaire explores themes of visibility and control through a documentary essay. The film centers on a woman working in an art bookstore who performs bokashi—the deliberate obscuring of images in books. Through her hands passes the entire collection, giving her the power to decide what remains visible and what stays hidden from viewers.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I watch [sic] in Canada?
[sic] is available in Canada on Apple TV. Use the buttons above to open the official platform.
Is [sic] on a subscription in Canada?
Yes. In Canada it is included with Apple TV — no extra rental charge.
Which audio languages are available in Canada?
[sic] is offered with English audio in Canada.
When was [sic] added to Apple TV in Canada?
It showed up on Apple TV in Canada on 31 May 2022.
Is [sic] available in English in Canada?
Yes. English audio is offered on Apple TV in Canada.
Is [sic] included with Apple TV in Canada?
It is a paid channel add-on on Apple TV in Canada, not part of the base plan — you pay for that channel separately.
Is [sic] on Netflix in Canada?
No. In Canada it is not on Netflix right now. It is available on Apple TV instead.
Is [sic] on Apple TV in Canada?
Yes. [sic] is on Apple TV in Canada (channel add-on).
Which other countries have [sic]?
[sic] is also listed in Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom and United States. Each country has its own platforms and prices.
