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Celebrating Indigenous Stories: Illustrated WorkshopFree for Everyone
Join Traditional Indigenous Knowledge Consultant Fred Martin for this free illustrated lecture exploring and celebrating Indigenous storytelling traditions from across Turtle Island.
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The Mosque: A Community’s Struggle
Made ever more urgent by the tragedy of recent events, this intimate portrait from director Ariel Nasr goes inside the resilient Muslim community of Québec City as they fight to heal and find their place in society in the wake of the 2017 Mosque shooting that devastated their lives and families. Screening includes a recording of the an expert panel, The Mosque and Islamophobia, originally presented by The Mosaic Institute in 2020.
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Live Exclusive: Salman Rushdie on The Languages of TruthLive Tuesday August 17th, 7:30 PM (EST)
Join us for an evening of mind-expanding conversation with the Booker Prize-winning, internationally bestselling author Salman Rushdie whose latest collection of non-fiction, Languages of Truth, solidifies his place as one of the most original thinkers of our time.
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Food for the Rest of Us
As climate change forces us to rethink our relationship to the land that feeds us, meet inspiring young people across the continent leading a revolution to a better world, from the ground up!
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Gaza
Get an on-the-ground look at everyday life in the Gaza Strip in this rare dispatch from one of the most politically charged places on Earth.
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CBQM
A pillar of local pride and identity, the citizen-run CBQM radio—known as "The Moccasin Telegraph"—has kept the community of Teetl'it Gwich'in, Fort McPherson connected and entertained for over three decades.
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Spudwrench: Kahnawake Man
After documenting the 1990 Oka Crisis in Kanehsatake: 270 Years of Resistance, acclaimed filmmaker Alanis Obomsawin returned behind the barricades—this time telling the story of the historic land dispute through the lens of one of its iconic activists: Mohawk steelworker Randy Horne.
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To Wake Up The Nakota Language (Short)Free for Everyone
One of the last fluent Nakota speakers in Pheasant Rump First Nation, Saskatchewan, 69-year-old Armand McArthur is committed to revitalizing his language and culture for his community and future generations.
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Contemporary Color
Channeling the lightning in a bottle quality of Stop Making Sense, former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne returned to the big screen for a one-of-a-kind concert-film experience inspired by the art of “colour guard”—perfectly synchronized students in pep-rally choreography—and featuring performances by Nelly Furtado, Ira Glass, St. Vincent and more.
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12 O'Clock Boys
The most thrilling trip into Baltimore since The Wire, this festival darling follows 13 year-old Pug as he pursues his dream of joining the 12 O’Clock Boys, a notorious gang of renegade dirt bikers.
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Becoming Labrador
Bringing together the vision of three of Canada’s best young directors, this poignant and relevant documentary takes you to the remote region of Labrador’s Happy Valley-Goose Bay, where a growing number of Filipino workers search for new opportunities and a better life for their families.
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katatjanik utippalianinga (The Return of Throat Singing) (Short)
Once nearly destroyed by colonial forces, the Inuit art of throat singing, or katajjaq, is alive and well in the north Labrador community of Nain, an area rich with breathtaking landscapes and people with a strong storytelling history. Meet the group of women working to revive and reclaim this ancient musical tradition.
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Where Once They Mattered
Once essential to life on the island, the Newfoundland pony now faces extinction. Join a team of horse-haulers as they embark on a cross-country journey to rescue 20 of these beloved animals and bring them back home to Newfoundland and Labrador. Narrated by late Canadian legend—and native Newfoundlander—Gordon Pinsent.
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My Left Breast
Filmmaker Gerry Rogers shares her one-of-a-kind first-person account of coping with breast cancer in this Newfoundland doc classic full of wit, wisdom and resilience.
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Wheels of Life (Short)
Filmed over a single summer day, this short documentary captures a day in the lives of three long-term care residents in Newfoundland and Labrador as they enjoy a bit of freedom on an adaptive bicycle built for two.
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Billy the Kid
Jennifer Venditti's groundbreaking coming-of-age film tells the story of Billy, a precocious but isolated fifteen-year-old boy trying to figure out life and death, love, and rock and roll in his small-town of Maine.
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Shut Up and Play the Hits
Pay tribute to iconic New York indie-rock group LCD Sound System as they perform their final blowout show at Madison Square Garden. The preshow anticipation, massive concert and humbling moments afterwards are infused with a candid interview with pop culture writer Chuck Klosterman.
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Stations of the Elevated
A street poem, a city symphony, “the first ever filmed document of graffiti”—Manfred Kircheimer’s cult classic takes you across 1970s New York at the height of the decade’s street art movement to a boppin’ jazz soundtrack by Charles Mingus and Aretha Franklin.
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Anna Sale and Aminatou Sow on Talking About Hard ThingsLive Event Rebroadcast
Loved by millions of listeners worldwide for her award-winning and life-affirming WNYC podcast Death, Sex, & Money, Anna Sale discusses her new book—and the difficult subjects most of us are too scared to bring up—with Aminatou Sow, the host of Call Your Girlfriend and writer of the NYT bestseller Big Friendship.
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Adventures in France: Bill Buford on the Joys of French CuisineLive Event Rebroadcast
Bestselling food writer Bill Buford offers the inside dish on the art of French cooking and cuisine, and the valuable lessons he learned in writing Dirt, his anticipated follow-up to the bestselling classic, Heat.
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A Living Legacy: MSNBC’s Eddie Glaude on James BaldwinLive Event Rebroadcast
Join Princeton historian and MSNBC commentator Eddie Glaude for a timely look at the legacy of the late great public thinker James Baldwin—and how his life and work can serve as a powerful guide for our moment of social change.
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André Picard, Katie Engelhart and Paul Wells on Aging with DignityLive Event Rebroadcast
It took the pandemic to open our eyes to society’s systemic neglect of our elders. Is it time to reimagine the systems that support them? In conversation with Maclean's’ Paul Wells, The Globe and Mail’s André Picard and veteran journalist Katie Engelhart will help us reassess how we approach life’s final chapters, drawing from their important new books, Neglected No More and The Inevitable.
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After the Fall: Obama Adviser Ben Rhodes on The Future of DemocracyLive Event Rebroadcast
Why is democracy so threatened in America and around the world? And what can we do about it? Help find the answer with former Obama adviser Ben Rhodes who’s recently released new book, After The Fall, draws inspiration from the politicians, activists and dissidents fighting for a more just and democratic world.
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What's Next for America? The New Yorker's Evan Osnos on Joe BidenLive Event Rebroadcast
As President Biden enters his first term in office, join The New Yorker's Evan Osnos for a timely look at the man and his moment in history, as outlined in his anticipated new biography, Joe Biden.
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Walter Isaacson on The Future of GeneticsLive Event Rebroadcast
The bestselling biographer behind Leonardo da Vinci and Steve Jobs joins Anna Maria Tremonti to discuss his latest book, The Code Breaker, a gripping account of how Nobel Prize winner Jennifer Doudna launched a revolution with the invention of CRISPR, the groundbreaking gene editing tool.
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IrisBest of Hot Docs Cinema Collection
In one his of his final films, legendary documentarian Albert Maysles profiles Iris Apfel, the quick-witted, flamboyantly dressed 93-year-old style maven whose soaring free spirit reminds us that dressing, and indeed life, is nothing but an experiment.
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Blue Note Records: Behind the NotesBest of Hot Docs Cinema Collection
Go behind the scenes of Blue Note Records, the pioneering label that gave voice to some of the most ground-breaking jazz artists of the 20th and 21st centuries
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MountainBest of Hot Docs Cinema Collection
Travel the globe and visit some of the most breathtaking peaks in the world in this awe-inspiring exploration of our human fascination with mountains, scored by the renowned Australian Chamber Orchestra and narrated by Willem Dafoe.
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GoldaBest of Hot Docs Cinema Collection
Through rare archives and an intimate television interview, peel away the complexities of the historic, yet turbulent, premiership of Golda Meir, the first and only woman to ever rule Israel.
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Herman's HouseBest of Hot Docs Cinema Collection
What kind of house does a man who has been kept in a six-foot-by-nine-foot cell for over 30 years dream of? This award-winning doc captures the remarkable creative journey and friendship of wrongly imprisoned former Black Panther Herman Wallace and artist Jackie Sumell while examining the injustice of prolonged solitary confinement.
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League of Exotique DancersBest of Hot Docs Cinema Collection
A dazzling cast of vintage burlesque dancers share candid and sometimes outrageous stories about their lives on stage and off in the heyday of the art, as they prepare for a rare performance for the Legends of Burlesque Hall of Fame weekend.
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Invisible Essence: The Litttle PrinceBest of Hot Docs Cinema Collection
Acclaimed Toronto filmmaker Charles Officer explores the legacy of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s The Little Prince. By weaving together the author's extraordinary life story with fascinating discussions on the book, Officer gets at the heart of what has made this best-selling classic so special.
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Advanced StyleBest of Hot Docs Cinema Collection
This affirming doc examines the lives of seven unique New Yorkers whose eclectic personal style and vital spirit have guided their approach to aging.
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ChavelaBest of Hot Docs Cinema Collection
Legendary chanteuse and out lesbian Chavela Vargas revolutionized music in Mexico and challenged the stereotypical macho and hetero cultural norms of the times. Chavela beautifully captures her fearless life, powerful music and passionate love affairs, including her romance with Frida Kahlo.
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Boom for Real: The Late Teenage Years of Jean-Michel Basquiat
Experience the pivotal years that preceded artist Jean-Michel Basquiat’s fame in this dazzling record of New York City's art world during the late ‘70s and 80s.
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Los Sures
A lost chapter in New York City’s history is resurrected in Diego Echeverria’s essential portrait of South Williamsburg, back when it was home to a poor, yet vibrant Latino community, now nearly erased by the impact of gentrification.
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The New York School
American art came of age thanks to a band of Abstract Expressionists known as the New York School. This rare 1972 doc provides a retrospective overview of the movement, featuring interviews with major artists of the time including Willem de Kooning, Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko.
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Wild Style
Universally hailed as the first and “best film ever made about hip-hop” (Complex), this cult docu-musical captures the explosion of hip-hop culture in New York City before it became the global juggernaut it is today. Featuring Fab Five Freddy, the Rock Steady Crew, Grandmaster Flash and more.
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