Mully follows the story of a Kenyan business tycoon whose altruistic nature and previous life as a street kid leads him to found the Mully Children’s Family charity. A feel-good story that only occasionally aggrandizes its subject.
Zoom goes on a rampage! Our video recap of episode 2.20 "Rupture", plus pros, cons, and easter eggs.
Ovarian Psycos follows a girl gang who ride bikes as a way to reclaim space on the streets of East Los Angeles, providing an in depth look at the individual members and the group's larger sociopolitical implications,
For decades Louis Theroux has mounted a one-man study of all the strangest subcultures in America for the BBC, in My Scientology Movie he goes after his most difficult group to date with results ranging from creepy to hilarious.
Captain America: Civil War doesn't highlight the differences between Cap and Tony Stark as much as it creates them, but at least it does so in a somewhat intelligent way… until all the good guys have to fight each other.
We discuss Sunday's big Game of Thrones bombshell and much more!
Five documentaries that we believe are must-sees at Hot Docs 2016.
As if we needed further proof that the strange proclivities of human behaviour know no bounds, along comes Tickled.
One of the most unusual and strangely charming films to grace Hot Docs in years.
It's rare that a can can stumble upon a character as fascinating as Off The Rails' Darius McCollum, a man whose need to ride on and/or commandeer trains is so deep that it's landed him in jail over 30 times.
Frame 394 follows a man who digitally analyzed the video of the Walter Scott shooting and found something that could potentially affect the outcome of the case.
Ratchet and Clank is a mediocre film but a decent template for future video game adaptations.
If comedy is tragedy plus time, when is the right time if the tragedy is of the magnitude of genocide?
Following three members of a Finnish cheerleading team, Cheer Up finds universal characters through their very specific experiences.
Burlesque doc League of Exotique Dancers feels like hearing stories of the good ol’ days from your coolest relative.
