Mommy Dead and Dearest (USA, 82 min.) Dir. Erin Lee Carr Programme: Special Presentations (International Premiere) Fans of true crime must see Mommy Dead and Dearest. If documentaries such as Amanda
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Attiya Khan (A Better Man), Joseph Clement (Integral Man), Ali Weinstein (Mermaids), and Kalina Bertin (Manic) are among the directors making their Hot Docs debuts.
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Like a confident performer, Step struts up to the stage with a cool swagger and throws down the glove before it makes your spirit soar.
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