Blue Mountain Film + Media Festival Announces 2026 Line-up
The Blue Mountain Film + Media Festival announces its 2026 line-up including documentaries The Northmen Way, King Hamlet, Sweet Störy, Black Zombie, and You Had to Be There.
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The Blue Mountain Film + Media Festival announces its 2026 line-up including documentaries The Northmen Way, King Hamlet, Sweet Störy, Black Zombie, and You Had to Be There.
Rock star Kenny Loggins headlines the guest list for the 2026 Hot Docs documentary festival, along with Oscar-nominated filmmakers Sara Dosa and Kim Nguyen.
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Canadian Screen Awards nominations for documentary see Bam Bam: The Sister Nancy Story lead the field with eight, while Spare My Bones, Coyote! tops the film categories.
Hot Docs announced line-up for 2026 festival, including opening night selection Antidiva: The Carole Pope Confessions about the iconic Canadian rock star.
Hot Docs Forum returns after a one-year pause with fifteen projects representing nine countries. The festival also announced participating Deal Maker projects.
Hot Docs Big Ideas series includes documentaries about journalist Amy Goodman, digital dating, Myspace, and the Women, Life, Freedom movement.
Mr. Nobody Against Putin and All the Empty Rooms win Oscars for Best Documentary and Best Documentary Short Film, respectively, while NFB scores its 13th Oscar.
Hot Docs announces seven new members of its board of directors as the festival continues to rebuild.
First titles announced for Hot Docs include Kenny Loggins: Convictions of the Heart, The Tower that Built a City, and Time and Water.
