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![]() A mentor to a countless number of our most beloved comedians, Del Close had a peculiar talent of making everyone famous but himself. The legendary improv guru finally takes the spotlight in this funny and poignant portrait featuring Tina Fey, Robin Williams, Jason Sudeikis and more. For Madmen Only: The Stories of Del Close
View More ![]() In his Sundance award-winning visual album, told with the same eye-popping style as Beyoncé's Lemonade, acclaimed hip-hop artist Topaz Jones reimagines The Black ABCs, an afro-centric teaching tool developed in the 1970s, to reflect on aspects of contemporary Black identity. Free Screening: Don't Go Tellin Your Momma
View More ![]() Embark on a cinematic quest to find "52 Hertz Whale,” a mysterious mammal with a unique song believed to have spent its entire life wandering across the Pacific Ocean in solitude. Is it still out there? And is it really alone? Executive produced by Leonardo DiCaprio. The Loneliest Whale: The Search for 52
View More ![]() Discover the remarkable history and legacy of one of the most important works of art to come out of the AIDS crisis: choreographer Bill T. Jones’s tour de force ballet “D-Man in the Waters.” Can You Bring It: Bill T. Jones and the D-Man in the Waters
View More ![]() Join Traditional Indigenous Knowledge Consultant Fred Martin for this free illustrated lecture exploring and celebrating Indigenous storytelling traditions from across Turtle Island. Celebrating Indigenous Stories: Illustrated WorkshopFree for Everyone
View More ![]() The daily lives of a group of animals on a farm—a mother pig, a one-legged chicken and a herd of cows—are intimately chronicled in this experiential masterpiece produced by Joaquin Phoenix and shortlisted for a 2020 Academy Award. ![]() Back after a sold-out run at Hot Docs 2021, this inspiring film takes you behind the scenes of one of the most influential children's shows in television history. Street Gang: How We Got To Sesame Street
View More ![]() Discover how the brilliant vision, personal struggles and cultural impact of two of America's most iconic writers coalesced with creative combustion. Narrated by celebrated actors Jim Parsons and Zachary Quinto. Truman and Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation
View More ![]() This first-ever documentary portrait traces the rise to eminence and many complicated identities of the great American novelist Saul Bellow, who illuminated 20th century life through his philosophical depth and wild sense of humour. ![]() Wander the beautiful streets of 1960s Paris with master German filmmaker Ulrike Ottinger as she revisits the pivotal places and events that shaped her own artistic awakening—and forever transformed the city in the process—from watching New Wave films at the Cinemathèque Française to the radical protests of May 1968. ![]() 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. ![]() A mentor to a countless number of our most beloved comedians, Del Close had a peculiar talent of making everyone famous but himself. The legendary improv guru finally takes the spotlight in this funny and poignant portrait featuring Tina Fey, Robin Williams, Jason Sudeikis and more. For Madmen Only: The Stories of Del Close
View More ![]() In his Sundance award-winning visual album, told with the same eye-popping style as Beyoncé's Lemonade, acclaimed hip-hop artist Topaz Jones reimagines The Black ABCs, an afro-centric teaching tool developed in the 1970s, to reflect on aspects of contemporary Black identity. Free Screening: Don't Go Tellin Your Momma
View More ![]() Embark on a cinematic quest to find "52 Hertz Whale,” a mysterious mammal with a unique song believed to have spent its entire life wandering across the Pacific Ocean in solitude. Is it still out there? And is it really alone? Executive produced by Leonardo DiCaprio. The Loneliest Whale: The Search for 52
View More ![]() A love letter to New York City that examines race, society, fashion and street culture seen through the dynamic collision between the 90s subcultures of skateboarding and hip hop. Full of archival footage featuring legendary characters and figures from the downtown scene. All the Streets Are Silent: The Convergence of Hip Hop and Skateboarding (1987-1997)
View More ![]() Discover the remarkable history and legacy of one of the most important works of art to come out of the AIDS crisis: choreographer Bill T. Jones’s tour de force ballet “D-Man in the Waters.” Can You Bring It: Bill T. Jones and the D-Man in the Waters
View More ![]() The daily lives of a group of animals on a farm—a mother pig, a one-legged chicken and a herd of cows—are intimately chronicled in this experiential masterpiece produced by Joaquin Phoenix and shortlisted for a 2020 Academy Award. ![]() Accompany a trio of charming stray dogs as they search for companionship and adventure through the bustling streets of Turkey. What can their lives teach us about the human condition and how we treat each other? Winner of the Best International Feature at Hot Docs 2020. ![]() Back after a sold-out run at Hot Docs 2021, this inspiring film takes you behind the scenes of one of the most influential children's shows in television history. Street Gang: How We Got To Sesame Street
View More ![]() Discover how the brilliant vision, personal struggles and cultural impact of two of America's most iconic writers coalesced with creative combustion. Narrated by celebrated actors Jim Parsons and Zachary Quinto. Truman and Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation
View More ![]() This first-ever documentary portrait traces the rise to eminence and many complicated identities of the great American novelist Saul Bellow, who illuminated 20th century life through his philosophical depth and wild sense of humour. ![]() Virtuoso Cuban-born brothers— violinist Ilmar and pianist Aldo—live on opposite sides of a geopolitical chasm a half-century wide. Tracking their parallel lives in New York and Havana and their poignant reunion, this joyous doc shows how the bonds of family—and the power of music—can transcend political divide. ![]() Take a trip inside the art and imagination of M.C. Escher, the world-famous Dutch printmaker and counterculture icons whose mathematically inspired illusions have played with our minds for generations. This joyful and psychedelic portrait gives us the man through excerpts from his writings, narrated by beloved British actor Stephen Fry. ![]() The chart-topping icon of late nineties electronic dance music opens up about his unlikely road to musical fame and rocky personal life in this vibrant confessional doc featuring interviews with David Lynch and David Bowie. ![]() 2021 Academy Award Nominee for Best Feature Documentary! When a family becomes concerned about their mother’s wellbeing in a retirement home, they hire 83-year-old Sergio to become a new resident—and a mole inside the home. But his mission soon takes an unexpected turn. ![]() Wander the beautiful streets of 1960s Paris with master German filmmaker Ulrike Ottinger as she revisits the pivotal places and events that shaped her own artistic awakening—and forever transformed the city in the process—from watching New Wave films at the Cinemathèque Française to the radical protests of May 1968. ![]() Get a front row seat to sixty years of jazz history at Ronnie’s, the beloved London nightclub that has played host to musical greats including Miles Davis, Oscar Peterson, Ella Fitzgerald, Nina Simone and more. ![]() Join Traditional Indigenous Knowledge Consultant Fred Martin for this free illustrated lecture exploring and celebrating Indigenous storytelling traditions from across Turtle Island. Celebrating Indigenous Stories: Illustrated WorkshopFree for Everyone
View More ![]() 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. ![]() Join Traditional Indigenous Knowledge Consultant Fred Martin for this free illustrated lecture exploring and celebrating Indigenous storytelling traditions from across Turtle Island. Celebrating Indigenous Stories: Illustrated WorkshopFree for Everyone
View More ![]() Accompany a trio of charming stray dogs as they search for companionship and adventure through the bustling streets of Turkey. What can their lives teach us about the human condition and how we treat each other? Winner of the Best International Feature at Hot Docs 2020. ![]() Get a front row seat to sixty years of jazz history at Ronnie’s, the beloved London nightclub that has played host to musical greats including Miles Davis, Oscar Peterson, Ella Fitzgerald, Nina Simone and more.
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