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Perun Bonser is a Ngarlama writer/director based in Boorloo. Bonser has written and directed several short […]

Three members of the ASD Band met onstage in 2019 for they thought would be a one-off gig alongside Supertramp's Roger Hodgson for World Autism Awareness Day. Now, the band has released an EP and is the subject of Okay! (The ASD Band Film), premiering at Toronto's Hot Docs Festival.

The Changing Face of Europe includes Just Animals, How the Room Felt, Bigger Than Trauma, and Atomic Hope as docs personal and political.

It was a flurry of tweets one night that first grabbed director Jackie Torrens’ attention and introduced her to Bernie Langille’s story. Around midnight one night, Torrens — a Canadian filmmaker, ...

Category: Woman, directed by 1984 Canadian Olympian Phyllis Ellis, is highly critical of the treatment of DSD athletes

28/04/2022 - The Icelandic director invites us to give it up for her very own The Post Performance Blues Band (ThePPBB). And no, they are not joking

Andrew Moir has his feet firmly planted in the real world.

The tour behind Courtney Barnett's 2018 album Tell Me How You Really Feel was fantastic, with noisy shows that emphasized ferocious grunge o...

Boasting 26 films from 63 countries, Hot Docs is hitting theatres in Toronto once again after the pandemic shifted the festival online for the past two years. With so much to choose from, CBC has picked nine of the best — with themes ranging from political thriller, to international love story — for your viewing pleasure. 

28/04/2022 - Nils Gaup's new film is an investigative documentary that looks at how political, social and economic factors decide whether a forgotten painter is worth the attention of a national museum