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30 for 30: A Brief History of Hot Docs Highlights

by Marc Glassman Barri Cohen Pat Mullen
April 27, 2023
Features/Hot Docs

The POV team marks 30 years of Hot Docs by looking back at some of the many names and documentaries that defined the festival.

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Canada’s Documentary Essentials: ‘The Corporation’

by Jason Anderson
April 20, 2017September 6, 2021
Features

In 1886, a U.S. Supreme Court decision held that corporations were entitled to the same rights and protections enjoyed by flesh-and-blood individuals. Thanks to this kind of legal fancy footwork, which shielded

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Documenting Noam and Recalling Peter

by Mark Achbar
March 6, 2014May 16, 2022
Features

"It took nothing more than a kitchen table chat over a bottle of scotch for us to decide to proceed together on the film that would become Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and

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Surviving Progress

by Adam Nayman
September 1, 2011February 27, 2022
Features/TIFF

Surviving Progress opens with an arresting series of images: a pair of chimpanzees puzzling over the correct placement of two wooden blocks in a white-walled laboratory.

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State of the Art: US, UK and Canada

by Pepita Ferrari
November 1, 2009April 22, 2022
Industry

How far has documentary film production come in the last 20 years since the landmark box office success of Michael Moore’s Roger & Me?

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The $4,149,561 Envelope—Please!

by Mark Achbar
April 1, 2008May 9, 2022
Industry

The Corporation paid Telefilm back in full and, unlike most Canadian dramas, is actually making a profit for the good citizens of Canada.

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The Corporation: Bad apple or bad seed?

by Jeff Berg
April 4, 2005August 8, 2021
Reviews

Many of us belong to that category of citizens poetically described as the “walking worried.” (Adelphia Communications: $2.5 billion bankruptcy.) We are those who realize that things have gone awry, but are

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