Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema

Beloved New Yorker writer and Canadian expat Adam Gopnik presents highlights from At the Stranger's Gate, a memoir that captures the energy and romance of New York in the 80s.

This Hot Docs Festival hit is an all-access pass into the contemporary art world's unregulated market, taking you around the globe to auctions, museums, galleries, and art openings for expert opinions from insiders.

Toronto's former mayor, David Crombie, investigates the ideas, institutions and events that have transformed "Toronto the Good" into one of the world's most dynamic metropolises.

In this course, Hot Docs favourite Dr. Franco Galippi returns to explore the history and cultural significance of some of the most famous dishes from his native land.

A sweeping survey of the rich history of Parisian culture and its influence on the world, from painting to cuisine to literature and beyond.

Drawing from a collection of over 500 silent films made between the 1910s and 20s, renowned artist Bill Morrison chronicles the history of the Klondike Gold Rush and Dawson City.

Thirty years ago, a group of improbable heroes came together on a simple but daring mission: to make high quality healthcare available to everyone, even in the world's poorest countries.

The New York Public Library and its many facets, from archives to photo collections to outreach initiatives and 21st century challenges, are detailed in a tribute to public knowledge.

Travel behind the scenes and into the heart of London’s Tate Modern and New York’s MoMA for a glimpse at this once-in-a-lifetime blockbuster exhibition Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs.