Hot Docs 2016: 5 Dorky Documentaries
Five documentaries that we believe are must-sees at Hot Docs 2016.
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Hot Docs 2016: Tickled Review
As if we needed further proof that the strange proclivities of human behaviour know no bounds, along comes Tickled.
Hot Docs 2016: Aim For The Roses Review
One of the most unusual and strangely charming films to grace Hot Docs in years.
Hot Docs 2016: Off The Rails Review
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.
Hot Docs 2016: Frame 394 Review
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 Review
Ratchet and Clank is a mediocre film but a decent template for future video game adaptations.
Hot Docs 2016: The Last Laugh Review
If comedy is tragedy plus time, when is the right time if the tragedy is of the magnitude of genocide?
Hot Docs 2016: Cheer Up Review
Following three members of a Finnish cheerleading team, Cheer Up finds universal characters through their very specific experiences.
Hot Docs 2016: League of Exotique Dancers Review
Burlesque doc League of Exotique Dancers feels like hearing stories of the good ol’ days from your coolest relative.
Hot Docs 2016: Fear Itself Review
From the director of Beyond Clueless comes another essay film about pop culture, this time settling on horror films as a subject as it weaves together clips from the entire history of the genre.
Hot Docs 2016: Nuts! Review
Nuts! is about a man who nearly a century ago implanted goat testicles into the sacks of thousands of lost souls to cure their impotence and how this is a thing that really happened.
Hot Docs 2016: De Palma Review
Filmmakers Noah Baumbach and Jake Paltrow sit down with legendary director Brian De Palma for a career spanning chat, De Palma will be loved by those who already love him, but that's about it.
Death Becomes Her Blu-ray Review
Death Becomes Her was a 90s oddity remembered mainly for its special effects and hammy performances, if at all. Leave it to Shout! Factory to remind us of this forgotten unofficial tale from the crypt with the release of a brand spanking new Blu-ray.
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We speak with actor/ musician Ferdia Walsh-Peelo about landing the lead role in his feature film debut Sing Street and what music he would pass down to younger generations who didn't know any better.
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