Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Complete lineup of films for Hot Docs 2011, April 28 - May 8 [UPDATED]


After announcing 34 titles last week, Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival held a press conference this morning at the Gardiner Museum to release their full schedule for the 2011 festival. This year, they will be screening over 199 films from 43 countries on 16 screens across Toronto.

The opening night film will be the Sundance hit The Greatest Movie Ever Sold by Morgan Spurlock. Appropriately for a film about branding and product placement, it has been re-branded POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold.

The Canadian Spectrum program will feature 26 titles including 19 features and 15 world premieres. They include films about porn stars (Inside Lara Roxx), poker players (Grinders) and a Montreal neighbourhood (St-Henri, The 26th of August).

The Focus On Retrospective honouree Alan Zweig spoke at the launch and discussed his work. The 2011 festival screens five features and three short films by Zweig.

This year, they will be expanding their screening venues to include theatres in the Beaches, Davisville and Roncesvalles neighbourhoods. This is an interesting move that might help to broaden the audience base within the city and help expose visitors to Toronto's diversity. But it could also pose a problem for passholders who may have to travel farther between screenings. We'll find out soon enough how the audiences respond.

Hot Docs' Director of Programming Sean Farnel said that they received over 2,146 film submissions this year. Of the festival's 199+ titles, there are 33 world premieres, 46 international premieres, 37 North American premieres and 41 Canadian premieres.

Hot Docs is the largest documentary film festival and market in North America. After the Toronto International Film Festival, it is the largest of the many film festivals in Toronto.

Hot Docs 2011 takes place from April 28 to May 8.

http://www.hotdocs.ca/
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[UPDATE] Here is the full press release, followed by the complete list of films for Hot Docs 2011.

HOT DOCS CELEBRATES ITS EIGHTEENTH YEAR WITH MORE
FILMS ON MORE SCREENS THAN EVER BEFORE
APRIL 28 TO MAY 8, 2011

For immediate release

Toronto, March 22, 2011 – Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival, North America's largest documentary festival, conference and market, proudly returns for its 18th annual edition from April 28 to May 8, 2011.  Showcasing the best Canadian and international documentaries, Hot Docs is set to welcome delegates, filmmakers and audiences to Toronto for this 11-day event.  This year, Hot Docs will screen over 200 documentaries from 43 countries on 16 different screens across Toronto's downtown core and in neighbourhoods outside of the traditional Festival village.

"This year is something of a game-changer for Hot Docs," says executive director Chris McDonald. "We are expanding the number of film presentations by one third, we are screening in new neighbourhoods across the city, and we will be providing more direct financial support to filmmakers. The doc-making marketplace has changed dramatically, and so has our role within it. We are not just screening great work, we are helping to finance and distribute films in a meaningful way. Stay tuned for the announcement of a major new international initiative in the coming weeks.  Until then, we look forward to sharing a staggering array of quality docs with our unbeatable Toronto audiences at this year's Festival."

This year's Festival will feature 199 official selections and retrospective titles in ten programs, as well as eight films by young filmmakers aged 14 to 18 screening in this year's Doc It! showcase, and films selected as finalists in the International Documentary Challenge.  Official selections were chosen form a total 2146 films submitted to the Festival.

"Every year we start with the goal of showing everything documentary can do," says director of programming Sean Farnel. "Yet, more so than ever, what documentary is doing is re-inventing itself, expanding our notions of its capacity to communicate contemporary stories and ideas. So let's call 2011 the year that docs broke wide open."

Hot Docs will open with the Canadian premiere of Morgan Spurlock's POM WONDERFUL PRESENTS: THE GREATEST MOVIE EVER SOLD (USA, 90 min), a "doc-buster" financed entirely by product placement, marketing and advertising.

A high-profile collection of world and international premieres, award-winners from the recent international festival circuit, and works by master filmmakers, and featuring some star subjects, the Festival's Special Presentations program offers 27 feature film selections. World premieres include Dani Menkin and Yonatan Nir's Dolphin Boy (Israel, 70 min), the inspiring tale of a boy being healed by dolphin-assisted therapy; Dylan Nelson and Dan Sturman's THE Hollywood Complex (USA, 85 min), a look at the spring migration of thousands of hopeful child actors who flock to Hollywood for TV's pilot season; and THE National Parks Project (Canada, 127 min), a stunning exploration of our country's rugged wilderness by fifty-two filmmakers and musicians. International premieres include actor Michael Rapaport's directorial debut Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of a Tribe Called Quest (USA, 98 min), charting the band's triumphant and turbulent 20-year career; Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato's Becoming Chaz (USA, 85 min), a revealing look at Chaz (formerly Chastity) Bono's journey through gender reassignment; Constance Marks's BEING ELMO: A Puppeteer's Journey (USA, 76 min), sneaking behind the scenes at Sesame Street to reveal the inspirational story of a shy puppeteer; Lee Hirsch's THE Bully Project (USA, 94 min), a shocking year on the front lines of America's bullying epidemic; Dori Berinstein's Carol Channing: Larger Than Life (USA, 87 min), profiling the expansive career of the iconic Broadway powerhouse; Michael Tucker and Petra Epperlein's FIGHTVILLE (USA, 85 min), which reveals the raw power behind some of the Ultimate Fighting Championship's fierce competitors; and Britta Wauer's In Heaven, Underground. The Jewish Cemetery in Berlin-WeiSSensee (Germany, 90 min), an enchanting portrait of a 130-year-old Jewish cemetery.

Compelling homegrown stories and perspectives are showcased in this year's Canadian Spectrum, a competitive program of 26 films, including the world premieres of Rohan Fernando's The Chocolate Farmer (Canada, 70 min), the story of a Belizean cocoa plantation farmer following in the footsteps of his Mayan ancestors; Trish Dolman's Eco Pirate: The Story of Paul Watson (Canada, 110 min), about the founder of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society and co-founder of Greenpeace; Matt Gallagher's Grinders (Canada, 75 min), a high-stakes journey through the bizarre world of professional poker; Thomas Selim Wallner's The Guantanamo Trap (Germany, Canada, Switzerland, 90 min), following four lives forever changed by the infamous U.S. detention camp; Jaret Belliveau's Highway Gospel (Canada, 97 min), racing down mountain highways alongside B.C. renegades on customized longboards; Igal Hecht's The Hilltops (Canada, 58 min), an astute observation of the challenges to achieving Middle East peace; Mia Donovan's Inside Lara Roxx (Canada, 81 min), in which a Montrealer makes sesnsational headlines for being the first female porn star to contract HIV while on the job; Joel Heath's People of a Feather (Canada, 90 min), a stunning look at the Inuit of the Belcher Islands and their dependance on a species of duck now suffering mass die-offs; Matvei Zhivov, Roger Singh, Andrew Moniz, and Rock Baijnauth's The Pirate Tapes (Canada, 72 min), the riveting tale a Somali-Canadian journalist who risks his life to infiltrate a Somali pirate cell; and Shannon Walsh's St-Henri, The 26th of August (Canada, 85 min), in which a new generation of Quebec filmmakers revisits the storied neighborhood.

Thirty-four thought-provoking stories from around the world are shared in the competitive International Spectrum program. World premieres include Jet Homoet and Sharog Heshmat Manesh's DAUGHTERS OF MALAKEH (Netherlands, 85 min), about a blushing Iranian bride of 45 navigating the public expectations of a traditional Sharia marriage; Tanaz Eshaghian's LOVE CRIMES OF KABUL (USA, 72 min), a look at Afghanistan's Badam Bagh women's prison; and Matt Boyd's A RUBBERBAND IS AN UNLIKELY INSTRUMENT (USA, 135 min), the astute observation of a struggling Brooklyn musician and occasional rubber-band busker. International premieres include Tristan Patterson's DRAGONSLAYER (USA, 74 min), following Californian skate-punk Skreech as he stretches out his adolescence; Bulmaro Osornio's FLY (Mexico, 97 min), a stirring story of unconditional love from the streets of Mexico City; Lotte Stoops's GRANDE HOTEL (Belgium, 70 min), a last look at the decay of Mozambique's once glorious monument to colonialism; Danfung Dennis's HELL AND BACK AGAIN (UK, USA; 88 min), a visually arresting and intimately powerful story of soldiers in Afghanistan and at home; Peter D. Richardson's HOW TO DIE IN OREGON (USA, 108 min), the immensely moving Sundance winner which sees terminally ill patients courageously seize control of their lives and deaths; Thomas A Østbye's IMAGINING EMANUEL (Norway, 52 min), in which a refugee claimant in Norway finds himself at the centre of an embarrassing bureaucratic scandal; Steve James's THE INTERRUPTERS (USA, 142 min), the inspirational story of three brave and compassionate "violence interrupters" working to put an end to gang warfare in their Chicago neighbourhood; and Limor Pinhasov's MELISSA–MOM AND ME (Israel, 52 min), the reunion of an American girl and an Israeli girl discovering the heartbreakingly divergent paths their lives have taken.

The 2011 Festival will also include 39 films in the World Showcase program, an eclectic mix of the best the world has to offer. World premieres include Michael Galinsky and Suki Hawley's Battle for Brooklyn (USA, 94 min), the story of a reluctant activist's seven-year battle against a greedy corporate Goliath; Jenifer McShane's Mothers of Bedford (USA, 93 min), following five mothers inside New York's only maximum security women's prison; Steve Lickteig's Open Secret (USA, 70 min), a shocking family memoir; Linda Goldstein Knowlton's Somewhere Between (USA, 94 min), following four remarkable Chinese-born adoptees as they come of age between two cultures; Marc H. Simon's Unraveled (USA, 80 min), which offers unprecedented access to a trickster's deceptions and downfall; and Anthony Baxter's You've Been Trumped (UK, 95 min), a David meets coiffed Goliath tale of Donald Trump versus the bonniest village in Scotland. International premieres include Antony Butts's After the Apocalypse (UK, 65 min), in which two mothers living near a nuclear testing site fight for the right to keep their unborn children; Katie Galloway and Kelly Duane de la Vega's Better This World (USA, UK; 95 min), the story of a controversial entrapment case involving domestic terrorism and two earnest activists; Aaron Walker's Bury the Hatchet (USA, 86 min), following the descendants of runaway slaves as they honour the Native Americans who gave them refuge; Susan Saladoff's Hot Coffee (USA, 92 min), a jaw-dropping account of the infamous McDonald's scalding-coffee case; Roberts Rubins's How Are You Doing, Rudolf Ming? (Latvia, 60 min), a look at a creative 12 year old with a passion for gore; Sue Bourne's Jig (Scotland, 93 min), a look at the Irish Dancing World Championships in Glasgow; Greg Barker's Koran by Heart (USA, 77 min); in which one hundred bright kids arrive in Cairo for the world's oldest Koran-reciting contest; Vikram Gandhi's Kumaré (USA, 84 min), a sharp and humorous postmodern analysis of New Age culture; Tellervo Kalleinen and Oliver Kochta-Kalleinen's People in White (Netherlands, 64 min), a turning upside down of the complex dynamics of the psychiatric doctor-patient relationship; and Maria Raduan's The Valley of the Forgotten (Brazil, 72 min), which offers candid access to a bloody land dispute between natives, ranchers, squatters and the government, unfolding deep in Brazil's Amazon rainforest.

Twenty-three films make up the Next program, which celebrates the arts, creativity and pop culture. Titles include Marie Losier's THE BALLAD OF GENESIS AND LADY JAYE (USA, 72 min), the incredible love story – and "pandrogyne" art project – of Genesis P-Orridge and Lady Jaye; Keirda Bahruth's BOB AND THE MONSTER (USA, 86 min), in which Bob Forrest, cool-headed counsellor on Celebrity Rehab, revisits his heyday as an indie band frontman; Mila Turajlic's CINEMA KOMUNISTO (Serbia, 101 min), a quirky doc that cracks open the vaults of a deserted state-owned Yugoslavian film studio; Jakob Boeskov's EMPIRE NORTH (Denmark, 58 min), a genre-crushing work in which the filmmaker, assuming a cynical neo-liberal alter ego, embarks on a controversial art project; Gary Burns and Jim Brown's THE FUTURE IS NOW! (Canada, 92 min), a documentary-drama hybrid in which a young journalist leads Everyman on a quest for knowledge; Brent Green's GRAVITY WAS EVERYWHERE BACK THEN (USA, 72 min), the story of a Louisville man who builds his home into a healing machine to try to save his wife; Jörg Adolph and Gereon Wetzel's HOW TO MAKE A BOOK WITH STEIDL (Germany, 90 min), a glimpse into the private spaces and inspired collaborations between the world's most brilliant art book publisher and such artists as Robert Frank, Karl Lagerfeld and Jeff Wall; and Whitney Dow's WHEN THE DRUM IS BEATING (USA, 85 min), exploring Haiti's complex past and challenging present through the music of its most beloved band, Orchestre Septentrional.

International labour issues are explored in the 15 titles screening in this year's themed program, Workers of the World!, which features titles such as Vít Klusák's ALL FOR THE GOOD OF THE WORLD AND NOSOVICE (Czech Republic, 82 min), a look at a Czech farming village's war against Hyundai; Jeff Myers's BECOMING SANTA (USA, 90 min), the story of a Santa school graduate donning the famous white beard to recapture his Christmas spirit; Verena Paravel and J.P. Sniadecki's FOREIGN PARTS (USA, 82 min), which retreats behind the New York Mets's stadium to uncover a hidden enclave of junkyards and salvage shops; Stéphanie Lanthier's THE LUMBERFROS (Canada, 71 min), exposing a new breed of lumberjack in Quebec's boreal forest; and Abner Benaim's MAIDS & BOSSES (Panama, 64 min), in which rich Panamanians and their long-suffering domestic workers take turns describing their shared tensions and conflicts.

Our annual survey of the documentary new wave, Ripping Reality this year sees festival programmers picking their "b-sides," films from the past decade they wish they had programmed or feel have been overlooked. Titles screening in this program include Bill Ross IV and Turner Ross's 45365 (USA, 90 min); Jessica Oreck's BEETLE QUEEN CONQUERS TOKYO (USA, 90 min); Stefan Kolbe and Chris Wright's THE BLOCK (Germany, 75 min); John Maringouin's RUNNING STUMBLED (USA, 85 min); and James Marsh's WISCONSIN DEATH TRIP (UK, USA).

Made In Italy includes nine previously announced films that champion the renewed strength and artistry of Italy's documentary film community, and the Outstanding Achievement Award and Focus On retrospective programs will revisit the works of influential Canadian filmmaker Terence Macartney-Filgate and local doc hero Alan Zweig, respectively. 

Many of Hot Docs' official selections are world, international or North American premieres and the majority of filmmakers will be in attendance to participate in post-screening discussions, as well as other Festival events.

In addition to screenings, international buyers and industry professionals will attend the Festival to participate in a full slate of conference and market events.  These events include the world-renowned Hot Docs Forum and a vast number of other market and networking opportunities.

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Hot Docs is North America's largest documentary festival, conference and market.  From April 28 to May 8, 2011, Hot Docs will present an outstanding selection of over 190 documentaries from Canada and around the world to Toronto audiences and international delegates.  Hot Docs will also mount a full roster of conference sessions, market events and services for documentary practitioners, including the renowned Hot Docs Forum, May 4 and 5, and The Doc Shop.

The Hot Docs documentary Box Office, newly located at 131 Bloor Street West, is open for advance ticket and pass sales.  Tickets can be purchased in person, online at www.hotdocs.ca, or by phone at 416-637-5150.  Single tickets to screenings are $14 each.  Late night screenings (after 11 p.m.) are $5 each or $10 for an All-You-Can-Eat Late Night Pass (one ticket to each screening).  A Festival Pass (10 tickets) is $98, a Bloor Cinema All Access Pass is $120, a Premium Pass (one ticket to every screening, excluding those running concurrently) is $190, and a Premium Pass for Two is $300. Free tickets for all screenings before 6 p.m. are available for seniors (60+) and students with valid photo I.D. at the venue box offices on the day of the screening (subject to availability).
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Complete list of films for Hot Docs 2011


TitleProgram
Still from 5 Pictures of a Father

5 Pictures of a Father

International Spectrum
Still from 75 Watts

75 Watts

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Abendland

Abendland

International Spectrum
Still from The Advocate for Fagdom

The Advocate for Fagdom

Special Presentations
Still from After the Apocalypse

After the Apocalypse

World Showcase
Still from Alan Zweig: Early Shorts

Alan Zweig: Early Shorts

Focus On Alan Zweig
Still from All for the Good of the World and Nosovice

All for the Good of the World and Nosovice

Workers of the World!
Still from American Losers

American Losers

Ripping Reality
Still from At Night, They Dance

At Night, They Dance

Canadian Spectrum
Still from At the Edge of Russia

At the Edge of Russia

International Spectrum
Still from A Candid Eye: Early Shorts of Terence Macartney-Filgate

A Candid Eye: Early Shorts of Terence Macartney-Filgate

Outstanding Achievement Award Retrospective
Still from The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye

The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye





Still from The Battle for Barking

The Battle for Barking

World Showcase
Still from Battle for Brooklyn

Battle for Brooklyn

World Showcase
Still from Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest

Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest

Special Presentations
Still from Beauty Day

Beauty Day

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Because We Were Born

Because We Were Born

Ripping Reality
Still from Becoming Chaz

Becoming Chaz

Special Presentations
Still from Becoming Santa

Becoming Santa

Workers of the World!
Still from Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo

Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo

Ripping Reality
Still from Being Elmo: A Puppeteer’s Journey

Being Elmo: A Puppeteer’s Journey

Special Presentations
Still from The Bengali Detective

The Bengali Detective

World Showcase
Still from Better This World

Better This World

World Showcase
Still from The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975

The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975

World Showcase
TitleProgram
Still from The Block

The Block

Ripping Reality
Still from Blood in the Mobile

Blood in the Mobile

Special Presentations
Still from Bobby Fischer against the World

Bobby Fischer against the World

Special Presentations
Still from Bob and the Monster

Bob and the Monster

Still from Boy Cheerleaders

Boy Cheerleaders

International Spectrum
Still from Buck

Buck

Special Presentations
Still from The Bully Project

The Bully Project

Special Presentations
Still from Bury the Hatchet

Bury the Hatchet

World Showcase
Still from Carol Channing: Larger Than Life

Carol Channing: Larger Than Life

Special Presentations
Still from The Castle

The Castle

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Still from Chance Encounters

Chance Encounters

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Cheonggyecheon Medley: A Dream of Iron

Cheonggyecheon Medley: A Dream of Iron

TitleProgram
Still from The Chocolate Farmer

The Chocolate Farmer

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Cinema Komunisto

Cinema Komunisto

Still from The Collaborator and His Family

The Collaborator and His Family

International Spectrum
Still from Conan O’Brien Can’t Stop

Conan O’Brien Can’t Stop

Special Presentations
Still from Cosmic Energy Inc.

Cosmic Energy Inc.

Made In Italy
Still from Danger

Danger

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Daughters of Malakeh

Daughters of Malakeh

International Spectrum
Still from The Day We Danced on the Moon

The Day We Danced on the Moon

International Spectrum
Still from Despicable Dick & Righteous Richard

Despicable Dick & Righteous Richard

International Spectrum
Still from Doc Talks: Docs - Modifying Minds?

Doc Talks: Docs - Modifying Minds?

Doc Talks
Still from Doc Talks: Docs Fuelling Debate

Doc Talks: Docs Fuelling Debate

Doc Talks
Still from Doc Talks: Docs Making a Difference

Doc Talks: Docs Making a Difference

Doc Talks
TitleProgram
Still from Doc It! Showcase

Doc It! Showcase

Special Presentations
Still from Dolphin Boy

Dolphin Boy

Special Presentations
Still from Dragonslayer

Dragonslayer

International Spectrum
Still from Draquila - Italy Trembles

Draquila - Italy Trembles

None
Still from Dust. A Sculptor’s Journey

Dust. A Sculptor’s Journey

Still from Ears, Open. Eyeballs, Click.

Ears, Open. Eyeballs, Click.

Ripping Reality
Still from Eco Pirate: The Story of Paul Watson

Eco Pirate: The Story of Paul Watson

Canadian Spectrum
Still from El Bulli - Cooking in Progress

El Bulli - Cooking in Progress

World Showcase
Still from El Sicario, Room 164

El Sicario, Room 164

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Still from The Embrace of the River

The Embrace of the River

World Showcase
Still from Empire North

Empire North

Still from Endless Love

Endless Love

International Spectrum
TitleProgram
Still from The Extraordinary Ordinary Life of José González

The Extraordinary Ordinary Life of José González

Still from Fahrenheit 7-Eleven

Fahrenheit 7-Eleven

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Family Instinct

Family Instinct

World Showcase
Still from Family Portrait in Black and White

Family Portrait in Black and White

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Fightville

Fightville

Special Presentations
Still from Fly

Fly

International Spectrum
Still from Flying Anne

Flying Anne

World Showcase
Still from Foreign Parts

Foreign Parts

Workers of the World!
Still from The Forgotten Space

The Forgotten Space

Workers of the World!
Still from 45365

45365

Ripping Reality
Still from The Future is Now!

The Future is Now!

Still from The Garden of Hope

The Garden of Hope

None
TitleProgram
Still from Give Up Tomorrow

Give Up Tomorrow

World Showcase
Still from Gnarr

Gnarr

World Showcase
Still from Goodbye Mandima

Goodbye Mandima

International Spectrum
Still from The Good Life

The Good Life

Special Presentations
Still from Grande Hotel

Grande Hotel

International Spectrum
Still from Gravity Was Everywhere Back Then

Gravity Was Everywhere Back Then

Still from Grinders

Grinders

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Guañape Sur

Guañape Sur

Workers of the World!
Still from The Guantanamo Trap

The Guantanamo Trap

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Hand to Toe: An Exploration in the Art of Giving

Hand to Toe: An Exploration in the Art of Giving

Canadian Spectrum
Still from A Hard Name

A Hard Name

Focus On Alan Zweig
Still from Heart-Quake

Heart-Quake

Made In Italy
TitleProgram
Still from Hell and Back Again

Hell and Back Again

International Spectrum
Still from Highway Gospel

Highway Gospel

Canadian Spectrum
Still from The Hilltops

The Hilltops

Canadian Spectrum
Still from The Hollywood Complex

The Hollywood Complex

Special Presentations
Still from Hot Coffee

Hot Coffee

World Showcase
Still from Housing

Housing

Made In Italy
Still from How Are You

How Are You

Still from How Are You Doing, Rudolf Ming?

How Are You Doing, Rudolf Ming?

World Showcase
Still from How to Die in Oregon

How to Die in Oregon

International Spectrum
Still from How to Make a Book With Steidl

How to Make a Book With Steidl

Still from If a Tree Falls: A Story of the Earth Liberation Front

If a Tree Falls: A Story of the Earth Liberation Front

World Showcase
Still from Imagining Emanuel

Imagining Emanuel

International Spectrum
TitleProgram
Still from Incident by a Bank

Incident by a Bank

Workers of the World!
Still from Inside Lara Roxx

Inside Lara Roxx

Canadian Spectrum
Still from International Documentary Challenge

International Documentary Challenge

Special Presentations
Still from The Interrupters

The Interrupters

International Spectrum
Still from Invisible Girlfriend

Invisible Girlfriend

Ripping Reality
Still from Invisible Strings: The Talented Pusker Sisters

Invisible Strings: The Talented Pusker Sisters

Still from In Heaven, Underground. The Jewish Cemetery in Berlin-Weissensee

In Heaven, Underground. The Jewish Cemetery in Berlin-Weissensee

Special Presentations
Still from I Am Jesus

I Am Jesus

None
Still from I, Curmudgeon

I, Curmudgeon

Focus On Alan Zweig
Still from Jig

Jig

World Showcase
Still from Knuckle

Knuckle

World Showcase
Still from Koran by Heart

Koran by Heart

TitleProgram
Still from Koundi and the National Thursday

Koundi and the National Thursday

Workers of the World!
Still from Kumaré

Kumaré

World Showcase
Still from Life in Loops

Life in Loops

Ripping Reality
Still from Limelight

Limelight

Special Presentations
Still from Little Voices

Little Voices

World Showcase
Still from Living Skin

Living Skin

Workers of the World!
Still from Lovable

Lovable

Focus On Alan Zweig
Still from Love Always, Carolyn - A Film About Kerouac, Cassady and Me

Love Always, Carolyn - A Film About Kerouac, Cassady and Me

International Spectrum
Still from Love Arranged

Love Arranged

World Showcase
Still from Love Crimes of Kabul

Love Crimes of Kabul

International Spectrum
Still from Love Shines

Love Shines

Special Presentations
Still from The Lumberfros

The Lumberfros

Workers of the World!
TitleProgram
Still from Magic Trip

Magic Trip

Special Presentations
Still from The Magus

The Magus

Still from Maids & Bosses

Maids & Bosses

Workers of the World!
Still from Mama Africa

Mama Africa

Special Presentations
Still from Marija’s Own

Marija’s Own

Still from Matchmaking Mayor

Matchmaking Mayor

World Showcase
Still from Melissa–mom and Me

Melissa–mom and Me

International Spectrum
Still from Memoirs of a Plague

Memoirs of a Plague

International Spectrum
Still from Mighty Jerome

Mighty Jerome

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Minka

Minka

Still from Mothers of Bedford

Mothers of Bedford

World Showcase
Still from My Barefoot Friend

My Barefoot Friend

Special Presentations
TitleProgram
Still from My Reincarnation

My Reincarnation

Special Presentations
Still from The Naked of Saint Petersburg

The Naked of Saint Petersburg

International Spectrum
Still from The National Parks Project

The National Parks Project

Special Presentations
Still from New Castle

New Castle

International Spectrum
Still from Nodin (Wind)

Nodin (Wind)

Canadian Spectrum
Still from No Entry No Exit

No Entry No Exit

World Showcase
Still from Ola Svensson Superstar

Ola Svensson Superstar

Still from Only Sky & Water

Only Sky & Water

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Open Secret

Open Secret

World Showcase
Still from Our Newspaper

Our Newspaper

International Spectrum
Still from Our Persian Rug

Our Persian Rug

International Spectrum
Still from Out of Reach

Out of Reach

None
TitleProgram
Still from People in White

People in White

World Showcase
Still from People I Could Have Been and Maybe Am

People I Could Have Been and Maybe Am

International Spectrum
Still from People of a Feather

People of a Feather

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Phnom Penh Lullaby

Phnom Penh Lullaby

International Spectrum
Still from Pinter People

Pinter People

Outstanding Achievement Award Retrospective
Still from The Pirate Tapes

The Pirate Tapes

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Pit No. 8

Pit No. 8

Workers of the World!
Still from POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold

POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold

Special Presentations
Still from Position Among the Stars

Position Among the Stars

Special Presentations
Still from Poster Girl

Poster Girl

International Spectrum
Still from Power of Love (Celine Dion Fans in Kenya), The

Power of Love (Celine Dion Fans in Kenya), The

Special Presentations
Still from Project Nim

Project Nim

Special Presentations

TitleProgram
Still from PS Your Mystery Sender

PS Your Mystery Sender

Still from Recessionize! For Fun and Profit!

Recessionize! For Fun and Profit!

Workers of the World!
Still from The Redemption of General Butt Naked

The Redemption of General Butt Naked

World Showcase
Still from Resurrect Dead: The Mystery of the Toynbee Tiles

Resurrect Dead: The Mystery of the Toynbee Tiles

Still from Rooftop Docs: Beauty Day

Rooftop Docs: Beauty Day

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Rooftop Docs: Ola Svensson Superstar

Rooftop Docs: Ola Svensson Superstar

Still from Rooftop Docs: When the Drum Is Beating

Rooftop Docs: When the Drum Is Beating

Still from A Rubberband Is an Unlikely Instrument

A Rubberband Is an Unlikely Instrument

International Spectrum
Still from Running Stumbled

Running Stumbled

Ripping Reality
Still from The Samba within Me

The Samba within Me

International Spectrum
Still from Senna

Senna

Special Presentations
Still from Set Backs

Set Backs

Canadian Spectrum
TitleProgram
Still from Shibuya - Tokyo

Shibuya - Tokyo

International Spectrum
Still from A Simple Rhythm

A Simple Rhythm

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Sira - Songs of the  Crescent Moon

Sira - Songs of the Crescent Moon

Still from Something to Tell You

Something to Tell You

World Showcase
Still from Somewhere Between

Somewhere Between

World Showcase
Still from Somewhere to Disappear

Somewhere to Disappear

Still from St-Henri, The 26th of August

St-Henri, The 26th of August

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Superheroes

Superheroes

World Showcase
Still from Surpriseville

Surpriseville

Special Presentations
Still from Susya

Susya

Canadian Spectrum
Still from TBA Award Winner 1

TBA Award Winner 1

None
Still from TBA Award Winner 2

TBA Award Winner 2

None
TitleProgram
Still from The Team

The Team

World Showcase
Still from That’s Life

That’s Life

International Spectrum
Still from This Is My Picture When I Was Dead

This Is My Picture When I Was Dead

International Spectrum
Still from Three Walls

Three Walls

Workers of the World!
Still from Timothy Findley: Anatomy of a Writer

Timothy Findley: Anatomy of a Writer

Outstanding Achievement Award Retrospective
Still from Tuned In

Tuned In

Still from Two’s a Crowd

Two’s a Crowd

World Showcase
Still from Unraveled

Unraveled

World Showcase
Still from Uprooted

Uprooted

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Up Against the System

Up Against the System

Outstanding Achievement Award Retrospective
Still from The Valley of the Forgotten

The Valley of the Forgotten

World Showcase
Still from The Valley of the Moon

The Valley of the Moon

Made In Italy
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Still from Vinyl

Vinyl

Focus On Alan Zweig
Still from Vinyl: The Alternate Take

Vinyl: The Alternate Take

Focus On Alan Zweig
Still from Vodka Factory

Vodka Factory

Special Presentations
Still from Wadan´s World

Wadan´s World

Workers of the World!
Still from Waidmannsheil ‘Hail to the Good Shooter’

Waidmannsheil ‘Hail to the Good Shooter’

Workers of the World!
Still from We Were Here

We Were Here

World Showcase
Still from When the Drum Is Beating

When the Drum Is Beating

Still from Who Took the Bomp? Le Tigre on Tour

Who Took the Bomp? Le Tigre on Tour

Still from Wiebo’s War

Wiebo’s War

Canadian Spectrum
Still from Wild Horse, Wild Ride

Wild Horse, Wild Ride

World Showcase
Still from Wisconsin Death Trip

Wisconsin Death Trip

Ripping Reality
Still from You’ve Been Trumped

You’ve Been Trumped

World Showcase
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Still from Zelal

Zelal

World Showcase

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