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Michelle Shephard investigates the strange case behind the theft of one of history's greatest minds, and the story behind the story, in The Man Who Stole Einstein's Brain.
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Sherien Barsoum's documentary Cynara investigates the role of prejudice in a Toronto mother’s wrongful conviction for her daughter's murder.
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Ithaka chronicles the campaign to free WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange as his father John Shipton and fiancée Stella Morris remind audiences of the implications for the free press at stake in their
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20 Days in Mariupol director Mstyslav Chernov urgently captures Ukraine's unfolding war.
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Rebecca Landsberry-Baker and Joe Peeler chronicle the fight for a free and independent press in Muscogee (Creek) Nation in Bad Press.
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Journalist and filmmaker Michelle Shephard revisits the tale of her 2010 subject Ismael Abdulle and finds a new and unexpected angle with The Perfect Story.
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Vinay Shukla offers a riveting portrait of journalist Ravish Kumar that captures the frenzied state of journalism with While We Watched.
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An interview with The Grab director Gabriela Cowperthwaite and investigative journalist Nate Halverson on their riveting documentary thriller about food scarcity and connected human rights issues.
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Doc Soup returns to Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema on October 5 with the Toronto premiere of The Perfect Story, directed by Michelle Shepard.
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