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Where: Eventive via aspenfilm.org When: Program Two; Streaming April 6-11 How Much: $15/single program; $60/Five Program Pass; $150/Full Virtual Pass; $250/VIP Pass; $45/student pass Tickets: aspenfilm.org What if the most politically incisive cultural artifact of 2020 turns out to be a 9-minute documentary about cute squirrels and the online communities devoted to them? Once you watch director Jill Morley’s “Squirrel Wars,” which will make its world premiere at the virtual Aspen Shortsfe...

Nanfu Wang, Stanley Nelson films added to Hot Docs’ special presentations roster The Hot Docs International Documentary Festival has added 13 more documentary features that will screen as part of this year’s Special Presentations program. The festival’s Special Presentations selection features world ... March 16, 2021 The Hot Docs I...

NOW Magazine Hot Docs 2021: Films on Bruce Mau, Sesame Street join lineup The documentary film fest has announced another round of high-profile titles playing this year By Kevin Ritchie Mar 16, 2021 In The Same Breath, Nanfu Wangs investigation into the origins of COVID-19, will play at the 2021 Hot Docs film festival. Films on designer Bruce Mau, women in stand-up comedy and disgraced Nike track coach Alberto Salazar will screen at the 2021 Hot Docs film festival. The titles are part...

NOW Magazine Hot Docs 2021 lineup includes films from Yung Chang, Jennifer Holness and Theo Anthony Going virtual for a second year, the festival of Canadian and international documentary cinema rolls out 15 titles screening as Special Presentations By Norman Wilner Yung Changs Wuhan Wuhan will world premiere at Hot Docs 2021. It’s about to get real again: Hot Docs has announced the first titles of its 2021 festival. The festival of Canadian and international documentary cinema, whic...

In honor of Women’s History Month, The Daily Texan has compiled a list of women-led films premiering at the 2021 South By Southwest film festival next week.

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Releases include Coming 2 America, My Salinger Year, Raya And The Last Dragon, and The Mauritanian 1 of 8 2 of 8 Our critics pick what’s new to streaming and VOD for the weekend of March 5, and list everything new to VOD and streaming platforms. Coming 2 America Coming To America was the Black Panther of its time. The blockbuster starring Eddie Murphy as an African prince hiding in Queens fell just behind Who Framed Roger Rabbit? in the competition for 1988’s box office crown. That wa...

What’s new to VOD and streaming this weekend Including Coming 2 America, My Salinger Year, Raya And The Last Dragon and The Mauritanian By Kevin Ritchie, Glenn Sumi, Norman Wilner and Radheyan Simonpillai Mar 5, 2021 N OW critics pick what’s new to streaming and VOD for the weekend of March 5. Plus: Everything new to VOD and streaming platforms. Coming 2 America (Craig Brewer) Coming To America was the Black Panther of its time. The blockbuster starring Eddie Murphy as an African ...

NOW Magazine How to satisfy your craving for musicals during lockdown In a new Hot Docs lecture series, Come From Away producer Michael Rubinoff discusses the creation of 11 well-known Broadway shows By Glenn Sumi The Magic of Musicals Michael Rubinoff helped develop the Tony-winning Come From Away. Theatres may currently be closed, but a new digital lecture series at Hot Docs should satisfy that yearning for big musicals, which have been hit hard during the pandemic. The six-part, si...

Very Few Know the Reality in El Salvador Published: - Mar 05, 2021 Giovanni, protagonist of the documentary short film Unforgivable, directed by Marlén Viñayo, affirms in a scene that it is easier to murder than to love a man. The Woman Post | Catalina Mejía Listen to this article Your browser does not support the audio tag. The documentary illustrates the history of gang members inside the San Francisco Gotera prison in El Salvador. They also have in common that they are homos...