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A former NYPD cop-turned-exorcist and his wife have been filmed trying to clear a New York home of an evil spirit its occupants claimed was tormenting a child.

Hot Docs and Netflix have revealed the five Canadian documentary projects that will share CAD 175,000 ($130,000) as part of the Hot Docs Incubator program.

(Toronto, February 7, 2023) - The Annual Human Rights Watch Canada Film Festival (HRWFF) in partnership with Hot Docs Cinema will be held from March 8 to 19, 2023; March 8-12 in-person at the Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema, and March 13-19 on Hot Docs’ digital platform. Following the tradition of past festivals, all tickets for both in-person and digital screenings are free and accessible to everyone in Canada with internet. 

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For 25 years, a small record store took residence on Yonge Street to serve Torontos DJ and hip-hop scene. In 2016, the shop took over a new locati...

The Windsor International Film Festival is bringing another set of screenings to Downtown Windsor in June. This edition of WIFF Presents… will bring two

10/05/2022 - We take a brief look at Otilia Portillo's The Queendom, Marjan Khosravi's A Woman's Path, and Brett Story and Stephen Maing's Untitled Labor Movement Documentary, which received a total of €36,300

TORONTO - A film about an environmentalist living on Nova Scotia's Sable Island has won top Canadian honours at this year's Hot Docs Film Festival.

One woman's search for sexual gratification, an aughties glam rock flameout, the story of a trans pioneer and more from North America's biggest documentary film festival.

“The Queendom,” one of 20 projects presented at Hot Docs’ marquee market event, the...