22 Documentaries to Receive Funding from Telefilm Canada
Telefilm Canada funds new documentaries from Ann Shin, Chelsea McMullan, Yuqi Kang, Mila Aung-Thwin, Jean-Francois Lesage, and other talents.
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Bloom Up: A Swinger Couple's Story is an intimate observation of an Italian couple who keeps their relationship fresh by spicing up their sex life in this portrait of polyamory.
Canadian docs for 2022's festival include To Kill a Tiger, Buffy Sainte-Marie: Carry It On, Ever Deadly, The Colour of Ink, and 752 Is Not a Number.
Doc Soup returns to Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema on October 5 with the Toronto premiere of The Perfect Story, directed by Michelle Shepard.
Sean Stiller's documentary Returning Home follows Orange Shirt Day founder Phyllis Jack-Webstad and considers the environmental impact of colonialism by observing its effect on salmon populations.
Yoshigai Nao's documentary Shari is a primal scream, remarkable little thing, and a creature feature for the modern age.
William Klein's 1982 documentary The French screens in a reissued restoration and offers a masterful work of vérité filmmaking.
The Art of Making It goes inside galleries and studios to explore the increasingly ruthless and transactional business of art.
Véréna Paravel and Lucien Castaing-Taylor's new film De Humani Corporis Fabrica is among the additions to TIFF's Wavelengths programme.
Marc Joly-Corcoran's May the Fan Be with You (Que le fan soit avec toi) explores the world of Star Wars fandom through collectors, cosplayers, and die-hards united by the Force.
How do non-fiction filmmakers document the migration crisis? Films like Human Flow, El Mar La Mar, Born in Syria, and Clebs tackle a global human rights issue.
Features & Interviews
An interview with Fire of Love director Sara Dosa on mining the archives of Maurice and Katia Krafft to tell the year's most thrilling love story.
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Elements and archives collide in Fire of Love, Jane, and Becoming Cousteau.
An interview with My Old School director Jono McLeod and Alan Cumming
An interview with Come Back Anytime's John Daschbach about life and noodles.