Where does Hot Docs go from here? A look at the situation for Toronto's documentary festival as it kicks off another--and potentially last--season.
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Keep ReadingQuebec independent filmmaker and producers discuss regional filmmaking, representation, and a "Manifesto for Territorial Diversity.”
Keep ReadingRead DOC executive director Sarah Spring's opening remarks from the CRTC hearings on December 8.
Keep ReadingHot Docs Ted Rogers Fund announces support for six documentaries including Singhs in the Ring, Intercepted, Fredy, and Modern Whore.
Keep ReadingRacial Equity Media Collective (REMC) releases report A National Data System and Benchmarking for Racial Equity regarding Canada's screen sector.
Keep ReadingTelefilm Canada announces funding for eighteen projects including nine documentaries through the Talent to Watch program.
Keep ReadingSeventh edition of Getting Real, the Documentary Organization of Canada's report on funding, notes a drop in support for feature docs in Canada.
Keep ReadingSundance Institute Documentary Fund announces support for 23 projects including new docs by Reid Davenport, Sky Hopinka, and Amy Jenkins.
Keep Reading28 documentaries are set to receive funding through Telefilm Canada's Theatrical Documentary Program, including works by Alan Zweig and Kim Nguyen.
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