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Hunting in Packs

DOC NYC Line-up Spotlights 10 Docs in Voices of Canada Series

by Pat Mullen
October 13, 2022
Festivals

DOC NYC announces over 110 features for this year's festival.

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Eternal Spring Named Overall Audience Favourite at Hot Docs

by Pat Mullen
May 9, 2022
Hot Docs

Eternal Spring directed by Jason Loftus named the winner of the overall Hot Docs Audience Award as determined by the public votes.

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Sirens Leads Hot Docs Audience Award Race as Canadian Titles Go Dark

by Pat Mullen
May 6, 2022
Hot Docs

Hot Docs Audience Award race masks the Canadian titles in the race for the Rogers Award going into the festival's final weekend.

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Who We Will Have Been Tops Hot Docs Audience Award Update

by Pat Mullen
May 5, 2022
Hot Docs

Who We Will Have Been, directed by Erec Brehmer and his late partner Angelina Zeidler, moves atop the Hot Docs Audience Award rankings.

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Hunting in Packs Review: She, Too.

by Susan G. Cole
May 2, 2022
Hot Docs/Reviews

Hunting in Packs observes how three women--Michelle Rempel Garner, Pramila Jayapal, and Jess Phillips--navigate the "old boys' club" of politics.

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Baruchel, Rempel Garner Lead Hot Docs Guest List

by Pat Mullen
April 26, 2022
Hot Docs

Hot Docs 2022 guests include The Kids in the Hall, Jay Baruchel, Michelle Rempel Garner, Abigail E. Disney, and filmmaker Christine Choy.

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Prime Minster Brian Mulroney appears in a fantastical image. He is pictured from the waist up wearing a flamboyant Liberace-style coat. There is a dazzling background behind him with campaign signs. He looks pale and a bit like a vampire.

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Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney is Matthew Rankin's irreverent docufantasia about Canada's 18th PM.

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