Two of Canada’s most decorated storytellers come together in this rare in-person appearance. Novelist and poet Anne Michaels discusses her new book with Oscar-winning filmmaker Sarah Polley.

The finale is finally here, locas! Relive the magic and madness of the cult-classic saga surrounded by fellow fangirls for a night out like no other.

One of the youngest #1 New York Times bestselling authors of all time and a viral success on BookTok, join Chloe Gong on the release of her latest title, Foul Heart Huntsman.

Discover ordinary Canadians doing extraordinary things to make their communities better places with this big-screen experience of four Hot Docs Citizen Minutes films.

Get your mind right and join us as we venture in search for the mythical land that appears when playing The Dark Side of the Moon alongside The Wizard of Oz.

Reimagining the building blocks of our societies and the possibilities of overcoming injustice and corruption through those already fighting at the frontlines of social uprisings across the world.

Seeking to buck the white male status quo, a group of women and LGBTQ+ journalists launch a news startup asking who’s been omitted from mainstream coverage, and how to include them.

Filmed with stunning cinematography over four years, Between the Rains explores a childhood caught within a traditional culture that is a casualty of climate change.

The iconic chef of Le Bernardin, which holds three Michelin stars and the most James Beard awards of any New York City restaurant, Eric Ripert presents his new book Seafood Simple.

A film-conversation between a writer and filmmaker questioning the relations between language and cinema as tools to represent war and violence.

An evening of comedy and conversation with a special screening of the short film Janelle Niles: Inconvenient, and a presentation of Got Land? Canada's first all-Indigenous comedy show.

The landmark fiction film about the investigation into the assassination of US President John F. Kennedy that continues to inspire as much discussion as the conspiracy itself.

Meet Nicholas Vreeland, grandson of legendary Vogue editor Diana Vreeland, who walked away from a worldly life of privilege to become a Tibetan Buddhist monk in 1972.

Two dissidents embark on a perilous journey from Damascus to Raqqa, and then into exile in Turkey, as Syria tumbles into the abyss.

In this Toronto exclusive, Peter Mansbridge, the cherished former anchor of CBC’s The National, shares his new book celebrating the people and professions that make Canada work.

Come do the "Time Warp" again with this cult classic, presented with Toronto's own Shadow Cast who perform their satirical version during the screening.

Seeking to heal from the death of her grandmother, Italian-Canadian recording artist and dancer Andrea Ramolo explores her cultural roots in Salento, Italy.

Two art students living a carefree life in Damascus decide to join the Syrian revolution by moving to Douma, a working-class suburb under rebel rule.

This moving, mind-expanding film follows an American cellist’s journey along Europe's most popular pilgrimage, the Camino de Santiago.

An innovative and psychedelic multimedia experience featuring live performances captured in surround sound, celebrating one of the world's most influential electronic music composers.

While The Rolling Stones rehearse, director Jean-Luc Godard reflects on the current moment, in this collision between two of the most defining artistic visions of the 1960s counter-culture.

It’s that time of year, locas! From the blue filter to the problematic love story that we somehow still root for: Twilight has something for everyone.

Come for the iconic opening credit sequence, stay for the classic story of female teendom. Visual artist Geoff McFetridge introduces this screening of the film that helped make both his and director Sofia Coppola's names household.

The bestselling author of Steve Jobs and other iconic biographies returns to the Hot Docs stage to unveil his astonishingly intimate portrait of the fascinating and controversial Elon Musk.

Click your ruby red slippers and find your way home to the Cinema to see David Lynch's love for The Wizard of Oz, which is written all over this twisted fairytale of doomed lovers.