Documentary News
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Acclaimed British DJ and house music producer Daley Padley, better known as Hot Since 82, chatted with Digital Journal about his "Even Deeper Brazil" documentary.
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On April 29, the highly-anticipated music documentary "The Show Must Go On: The Queen and Adam Lambert Story" aired on ABC, and it was extremely well done.
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Grammy-nominated pop star Adam Lambert announced that he will be a part of the animated adventure comedy "Playmobil: The Movie."
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Long-time Billy Joel band member, Crystal Taliefero, has been an imperative part of the "Piano Man's" live for nearly three decades.
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Grammy-nominated pop star Adam Lambert and classic rock band Queen will air a two-hour documentary on ABC on April 29 at 8 p.m. EST.
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On March 3, the documentary film "Leaving Neverland" was released on HBO in the United States, which tells the story of two individuals, Wade Robson and Jimmy Safechuck, that were allegedly abused and molested by Michael Jackson.
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"Rocking the Couch" (Avail Films) is a very informative and compelling documentary on the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements. Digital Journal has the scoop.
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‘Chef Flynn’ chronicles the exceptional real-life accomplishments of a young man who’s earned the opportunity to cook alongside the world’s best chefs before his 19th birthday.
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Korean-American singer-songwriter Justin Park chatted with Digital Journal about his new album "Places Like Home," his documentary and the impact of technology on the music business.
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Caleb Walker, the brother of late actor Paul Walker, chatted with Digital Journal about the documentary "I Am Paul Walker." Caleb also spoke about the charitable organization that Paul founded, Reach Out WorldWide (ROWW).
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The new documentary, "I Am Paul Walker," was released on the fifth year anniversary of the death of beloved American actor Paul Walker. Digital Journal has the scoop.
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Director Joe Stephenson chatted with Digital Journal about his new documentary on Sir Ian McKellen called "McKellen: Playing the Part."
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The documentary "Living in the Future's Past" will open in select theaters tomorrow on October 5, and it will be released nationwide on October 9.
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Joan Jett is an iconic, hall of fame musician, but ‘Bad Reputation’ shows she was doing more than just entertaining crowds for the last four decades — she was clearing a path for women who wanted to rock.
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‘Fahrenheit 11/9’ is Michael Moore’s scathing look at how Americans became disenchanted with the political process, allowing Donald Trump to become president.
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Academy Award winner Jeff Bridges chatted with Digital Journal about the new documentary "Living in the Future's Past," which he narrated and produced.
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Acclaimed director and cinematographer Susan Kucera chatted with Digital Journal about her new documentary "Living in the Future's Past."
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"Fire on the Track: The Steve Prefontaine Story" is a compelling documentary on the life and accomplishments of the late American runner Steve Prefontaine, who had passed away at the age of 24.
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Award-winning Canadian-Greek film-maker Panayioti Yannitsos chatted with Digital Journal about his Greek youth documentary "Freedom Besieged."
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The South Selkirk mountain caribou herd is unique because it is the only one that roams the Pacific Northwest between Canada and Washington State and Idaho. Sadly, today, there are only three of the “gray ghosts" left.
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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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A scene from 'Diving into the Unknown' Hot Docs
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A scene from "The Shining" IFC Films
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A scene from 'Nuts!' Hot Docs
A scene from 'Everything Will Be' Hot Docs
O.J. Simpson and Nicole Brown Simpson are featured in 'O.J.: Made in America' ESPN
A scene from 'Love Hotel' Hot Docs
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A scene from 'Love Between the Covers' Hot Docs
A scene from 'Constructing Albert' Hot Docs
A scene from 'Love Between the Covers' Hot Docs
"Forecast" - a short documentary created by Tim Sessler Vimeo
A scene from 'The Barkley Marathons: The Race That Eats Its Young' Hot Docs
Arguing that sharks are misunderstood as dangerous creatures, biologist Rob Stewart travels to the Galapagos Islands, Costa Rica and other places where the animals can be found. Underwater, he feeds sharks to demonstrate their fundamentally nonviolent nature. © Rob Stewart
A scene from 'Best of Enemies' Hot Docs
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