Is it possible to make one-off “POV” docs anymore? A look at the sorry state of Canadian broadcasting.
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Keep ReadingWhen the American “pro-Israeli” version of The Six Day War was broadcast in Canada, POV asks, who controls history in this country?
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Keep ReadingRudy Buttignol’s presence was crucial in the founding of DOC and the development of Hot Docs. He talks to POV about his passionate involvement with documentary.
Keep ReadingWhen it first began in 1994, Hot Docs primarily showcased Canadian works--broadcast docs--and it showed. How do artists and festivals find balance?
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