Am I the skinniest person you’ve ever seen, now streaming from the National Film Board of Canada, is Eisha Marjara's reflection on her past eating disorder.
Documentary Culture
Vancouver's DOXA Documentary Festival announces 2025 line-up, including Aisha's Story as opening night and Saints and Warriors as closing night.
The Spoils chronicles the ongoing restitution efforts for art dealer Max Stern and other Jews who were forced to sell art while fleeing the Holocaust.
The life and career of professional wrestler Luna Vachon gets another bout in the documentary ring with Lunatic: The Luna Vachon Story.
Ninan Auassat: We, the Children is now streaming for free from the National Film Board of Canada and offers refreshing perspectives from Indigenous youths.
Ingrid Veninger's eight feature Crocodile Eyes offers an intriguing consideration of art, life, family, and filmmaking.
An interview with Fight For Glory: 2024 World Series director R.J. Cutler about capturing the showdown between the Yankees and the Dodgers.
Gold Bars: Who the F*ck Is Uncle Ludwig follows the story of a family secret, suspected Nazi gold, and a documentary within a documentary.
Hot Docs announces the programming and venues for the Industry Conference and Market, running April 28 to 30 at this year's festival.
The Canadian Screen Award nominations for documentary include The Tragically Hip: No Dress Rehearsal, Okurimono, Yintah, Swan Song, Plastic People, and Nobody Wants to Talk About Jacob Appelbaum.