Remembering John Kastner, whose contribution to documentary was recently honoured with an award presented in his name at Hot Docs.
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Sam Pollard's documentary The League chronicles the history and heyday of the Negro Baseball League and its impact for Black athletes.
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In Beyond Paper, Oana Suteu Khintirian explores the ways in which memories and stories are preserved in paper, online, and among families.
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Sean Mullin profiles the life and career of New York Yankees catch Yogi Berra in a warm easy-going documentary It Ain't Over.
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Inuk lawyer and activist Aaju Peter receives a moving profile about her advocacy for Indigenous rights and freedoms in Twice Colonized.
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Allihopa: The Dalkurd Story is that rare exception, a feel-good Kurdish documentary with its portrait of a soccer team.
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Soviet Barbara: The Story of Ragnar Kjartansson in Moscow is a true portrait of artistic expression amid life under Putin.
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Pure Unknown is the kind of social issue film that always attracts an audience at Hot Docs—and deservedly so in the case of this empathetic work.
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Trained to See—Three Women and the War offers unique insights into World War II via journalists Martha Gellhorn, Lee Miller and Margaret Bourke-White
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I of the Water and The Sandbox win the first look prizes at the 2023 Hot Docs Forum, which returned to form in an in-person event this year.
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