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Dan Reynolds, the front-man of the Grammy-winning rock band Imagine Dragons, tugs at the heart on the new HBO documentary "Believers."
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On May 22, the highly-anticipated Patti Smith documentary, "Horses: Patti Smith and her Band," was released via Apple Music.
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Hot Docs knows the importance of documentary-filmmaking and activism, so they’re highlighting a few important issues at this year’s festival.
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The world showcase at Hot Docs invites audiences to experience how other people live via documentaries that endeavour to portray honest fragments of real-life.
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The special presentations section of Hot Docs looks at two very popular pastimes with mass appeal: food and video games.
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On April 23, 2018, the trailer for the feature documentary "Horses: Patti Smith and her band" was released on Apple Music.
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"Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World" just won three Canadian Screen Awards, which were presented by the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television.
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This week’s releases include a comedy sequel that surprises with its quality; a summer adventure movie that is so much more; and several films that inspire because they’re true.
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This week’s releases include the revival of sci-fi masterpiece; a new take on an endless day; an awkward situation of a man’s own making; a case of mistaken identity; and a twisted but amusing comedy.
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"Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World" is a superb documentary about some of the most prominent Native American musicians of our time, including rock pioneer Link Wray.
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This week’s releases include the revival of the original zombie narrative; a new documentary highlighting an old problem; a mediocre action movie elevated by its cast; and the next chapter in a technological revolution.
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In France, scientists are building a machine already decades in the making: TOKAMAK - an artificial star that could provide millions of years of clean energy. Are scientists about to crack nuclear fusion, or chasing an almost century-old delusion?
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Dinosaurs were wiped out 66 million years ago after an asteroid struck Earth in the Yucatan Peninsula. Scientists now believe had the asteroid arrived 30 seconds earlier or later, dinosaurs might still roam the Earth and humans might not be here.
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Hot Docs presents ‘78/52’, a fascinating analysis of the famous and often replicated shower scene in Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho’.
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‘A Better Man’ is an inspirational depiction of restorative justice as a former couple invites Hot Docs audiences to revisit their abusive past with them.
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In a Hot Docs program called “Democrazy”, ‘PACmen’ explores the political influences and blunders of American political action committees during the recent election.
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‘Recruiting for Jihad’ introduces Hot Docs audiences to a Norwegian Islamist who uses his well-honed people skills to enlist soldiers for ISIS.
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The Hot Docs selection ‘Playing God’ looks at the unenvious job of putting a dollar value on the loss of life and justifying the difference in amounts.
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‘Ask the Sexpert’ is a charming film screening at Hot Docs about a nonagenarian who writes a sex advice column in India.
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Hot Docs selection ‘Shingal, Where Are You?’ follows an Iraqi Yazidi family displaced by Daesh, trying to negotiate the safe return of their kidnapped daughter.
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Foodies can add “slurpability” to their vocabularies after watching the world premiere of the Japanese documentary ‘Ramen Heads’ at Hot Docs.
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The enlightening 2010 documentary, ‘Dish — Women, Waitressing & the Art of Service’, is screening in a tribute to Canadian filmmaker Maya Gallus at Hot Docs.
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What does the future hold for the planet? There are myriad possibilities and some of this in our hands. A new docudrama from National Geographic shines a light on the year one million for a round of speculation and debate.
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Jimmy Buffett's fans, which are affectionately known as "Parrot Heads," are one of the most loyal fan-bases in contemporary music.
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By AFP
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Filmmaker Huang Hui-chen felt bound by labels while growing up in Taiwan -- impoverished, a school dropout and daughter of a lesbian Taoist priestess who she yearned to understand.
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By AFP
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Filmmaker Huang Hui-chen felt bound by labels while growing up in Taiwan -- impoverished, a school dropout and daughter of a lesbian Taoist priestess who she yearned to understand.
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By AFP
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Filmmaker Huang Hui-chen felt bound by labels while growing up in Taiwan -- impoverished, a school dropout and daughter of a lesbian Taoist priestess who she yearned to understand.
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Samuel L. Jackson narrates ‘I Am Not Your Negro’, which transfers civil rights activist James Baldwin’s poignant words to a moving, incendiary documentary by Raoul Peck.
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We had a chance to talk to award-winning director Jamie Kastner about his latest documentary, ‘A Skyjacker’s Tale,’ which chronicles a significant miscarriage of justice but leaves audiences to decide against who.
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This week’s releases include several documentaries chronicling various passions; the penultimate season of an acclaimed series; a horror reboot with new blood in front and behind the camera; and an amusing tale of PG rebellion.
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Dr Hwang Woo-Suk surrounded by reporters, 2006 Motherboard video clip
A scene from 'Credit for Murder' Hot Docs
A student with Ottawa's Leading Note Foundation travels to Toronto to see her heroes. Film Blanc
A scene from 'Future Baby' Hot Docs
A scene from 'Tickled' Hot Docs
A scene from 'Nuts!' Hot Docs
Documentary 'Why Horror?' explores the age-old question Toronto After Dark
A still from the documentary film Indie Game: The Movie Courtesy Hot Docs
A scene from ‘Steak (R)evolution’ Kino Lorber
WIRED reporter Andy Greenberg in a scene from 'Deep Web' GAT Productions
Ziggy Gruber is a 'Deli Man' Search Engine Films
Zakia is one of the heroes of the Oscar-winning short doc "Saving Face" PR / HBO Films
A documentary has been produced of the Gezi Park protest which transformed into a countrywide protest in Turkey. Vimeo
A scene from ‘Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine’ Video Services Corp.
O.J. Simpson and Nicole Brown Simpson are featured in 'O.J.: Made in America' ESPN
A scene from 'Vivre Riche' Hot Docs
A scene from 'Pervert Park' Hot Docs
Mugshot of James "Whitey" Bulger in 'Whitey: United States of America v. James J. Bulger' Hot Docs
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A wax representation of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial is shown from Madame Tussauds in London. Denis Bourez from France/Wikimedia Commons
A scene from 'Sugar Coated' Hot Docs
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