An interview with director Kasia Smutniak about her documentary Walls, a riveting portrait of a human rights crisis at the Polish-Belarusian border.
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Eduardo Williams follows his 2016 breakout The Human Surge with another genre-defying and artistically daring feat of cinema.
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A Passage Beyond Fortune, now streaming from the NFB, explores hidden histories by telling the story of a Chinese-Canadian family in Moose Jaw.
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Allihopa: The Dalkurd Story is that rare exception, a feel-good Kurdish documentary with its portrait of a soccer team.
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Pure Unknown is the kind of social issue film that always attracts an audience at Hot Docs—and deservedly so in the case of this empathetic work.
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In Hong Kong Mixtape, San San F Young illustrates that the heart and soul of Hong Kong was, and always has been, with its people.
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Evocative and emotionally rich, All You See provides some important perspectives on deeply complex situations of belonging.
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Czech researcher Zdenka Sokolícková arrives in the small Norwegian town of Longyearbyen to study transience and learns that hopeful residents like herself are not welcome.
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Long Distance Swimmer - Sara Mardini profiles the athlete and activists who audiences last saw in the Netflix drama The Swimmers.
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Upstream offers an experimental essay about migration patterns, both human and animal, as director Xin Liu returns home after years abroad.
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