The 2022 Hot Docs Hub!
Your destination for reviews, interviews, and news from this year's festival.
The Art of Silence is a fitting celebration of an artist who could bring joy and meaning to the lives of many around the globe without saying a word.
Make People Better is an intriguing examination of a scientist who was hung out to dry by a community who helped elevate him in the fist place.
Category: Woman has subjects who are passionate advocates, its story is infuriating and it has an undeniable power of its own.
In Queer My Friends, a filmmaker chronicles her friend's coming-out story and turns the camera on herself to consider how tradition stifles us.
Eternal Spring is an animated documentary in which Chinese artist Daxiong revisits his participation in a 2002 hijacking of a TV station.
Batata, directed by Noura Kevorkian, debuts in first place in the Hot Docs Audience Award rankings while Navalny comes in at number two.
With its keen observational style, 5 Dreamers and a Horse is a lyrical vision of the deep-seated need for hope, for something aspirational.
A beautifully layered work, Meeting Point captures the importance of understanding the various ways the past shapes a family’s present and future.
An interview with How Saba Kept Singing director Sara Taksler on filming the extraordinary life of Holocaust survivor David Wisnia.
Ketevan Kapanadze's documentary How the Room Felt intimately occupies the safe spaces queer people create for themselves in Georgia.
