Hot Docs
PACmen
Directed by Luke Walker
PUBLISHED May 2, 2017
Luke Walker's PACmen is an effective, if slight, look at the inner workings behind Dr. Ben Carson's failed presidential bid. The film is as...
Tokyo Idols
Directed by Kyoko Miyake
PUBLISHED May 2, 2017
On the surface, there's no North American equivalent to Japan's "idol" culture. Pairing the fist-pumping energy of a DIY punk show with the...
Gilbert
Directed by Neil Berkeley
PUBLISHED May 1, 2017
Throughout Gilbert, comedian Gilbert Gottfried appears rather uncomfortable to be letting people see the "real" version of himself. That's...
The Workers Cup
Directed by Adam Sobel
PUBLISHED May 1, 2017
The migrant workers building the facilities for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar have come from impoverished nations like Kenya, Ghana, India an...
Whitney: Can I Be Me?
Directed by Nick Broomfield and Rudi Dolezal
PUBLISHED May 1, 2017
While watching Nick Broomfield and Rudi Dolezal's documentary Whitney: Can I Be Me? one gets the sense that even though we may have appreci...
Intent To Destroy
Directed by Joe Berlinger
PUBLISHED May 1, 2017
Part history lesson, part making-of a film-within-a-film, Joe Berlinger's Intent To Destroy is a difficult documentary, but it's also a hug...
Who is Arthur Chu?
Directed by Yu Gu and Scott Drucker
PUBLISHED Apr 29, 2017
Who is Arthur Chu? is a deeply personal documentary. While it deals with very in-vogue themes, it is committed to telling the story of one...
Nobody Speak: Hulk Hogan, Gawker and Trials of a Free Press
Directed by Brian Knappenberger
PUBLISHED Apr 28, 2017
The strangest aspect of the current zeitgeist is that everything is simultaneously hilarious and terrifying. We live in some sort of pro-wr...