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Shifting Baselines

A partially cut watermelon rests in a red bowl on a table. There is a smaller orange bowl beside it. The table has a white tablecloth with a holly berry style pattern, and is positioned near an open window through which the sun shines on the melon.

Canada’s Top Ten Downplays Docs Once Again

by Pat Mullen
January 6, 2026January 22, 2026
Features/Industry

Canada's Top Ten for 2025 includes only one documentary: Agatha's Almanac. The list represents an annual oversight for Canadian docs.

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Three Canadian Films Among DOC NYC Winners

by Pat Mullen
November 24, 2025
Festivals/News

DOC NYC announces 2025 award winners including The Pink Pill: Sex, Drugs, and Who Has Control, Shifting Baselines, and A View from Home.

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A mosaic of documentary highlights from this year's Hot Docs film festival.

The 2025 Hot Docs Report: A Confident Return

by Pat Mullen
May 5, 2025May 9, 2025
Features/Hot Docs

Hot Docs 2025 proved a confident return for the documentary festival with full screenings, engaged audiences, and some strong titles, especially Canadian ones.

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Come See Me in the Good Light Holds Strong in Hot Docs Race

by Pat Mullen
May 1, 2025
Hot Docs/News

Come See Me in the Good Light keeps its lead in the Hot Docs Audience Award race for the fifth consecutive day since its Canadian premiere.

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Hot Docs Preview: Is It the Festival’s Rebound Year?

by Pat Mullen
April 24, 2025
Hot Docs

Previewing Hot Docs 2025 as Toronto's documentary festival includes highlights like Shamed, Agatha's Almanac, and Come See Me in the Good Light.

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Hot Docs Announces Full Line-up, Fest to Open with Parade

by Pat Mullen
March 25, 2025
Hot Docs/News

Hot Docs announces the full line-up for the 2025 festival including opening night selection Parade: Queer Acts of Love & Resistance.

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19 Projects to Compete at Hot Docs Forum

by Pat Mullen
March 15, 2023
Hot Docs

19 projects will pitch at the 2023 Hot Docs Forum, representing 16 counties and 23 filmmakers, including several Canadian productions and co-productions.

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