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Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywoodd: Matt tyrnauer | 2018 | usa | 98 min

Official Selection—Toronto International Film Festival 2017

This sensational exposé gives you view into a secret chapter of Hollywood’s Golden Age. Based on his bestselling tell-all memoir, legendary hustler Scotty Bowers chronicles his decades spent as a sexual procurer to the stars. From a gas station on the edge of the studio lots, the dashingly handsome ex-Marine ran a covert matchmaking service, connecting his band of friends to the movie industry’s glitterati—many of them gay and closeted. Discover a different side of Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn, Spencer Tracy, Lana Turner and more in this fascinating portrait of an unsung legend.

“A staggering visual feast.” – Vogue

“There’s plenty of gossip to be found here, but there’s also no shortage of humanity.” – The Wrap


Far From the Treed: rachel dretzin | 2017 | usa | 93 min

Discover the power of love and compassion in this Doc Soup audience favourite, back on our screen by popular demand. Based on Andrew Solomon’s New York Times bestselling book, Far From the Tree is an intimate and profoundly human look at families raising children with extreme differences, including a mother and son determined to show the world that his Down syndrome does not define him; a couple learning to communicate with their autistic son; and a young woman dealing with what it means to be the only little person in her family. Tracing their joys, challenges, and triumphs, this life-affirming film will have you call into question exactly what is means to be “normal.”

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Ballet Nowd: steven Cantor | 2018 | usa | 74 min

Get an all-access glimpse inside the dazzling world of ballet through the lens of New York City Ballet’s Prima Ballerina Tiler Peck. The first woman to be asked to curate The Los Angeles Music Center’s famed BalletNOW series, a three-day dance extravaganza, Tiler brings together a diverse cast of dancers from around the globe to execute her one-of-a-kind vision. With mounting pressures and less than a week to showtime, will she pull it off? Produced by Emmy-winning actor Elisabeth Moss and directed by Steven Cantor (Dancer), this inspiring documentary follows the prodigy’s many roles and tribulations as she singlehandedly prepares for one of the most high-profile dance events of the year.


McQueend: ian Bonhôte, peter ettedgui | 2018 | uK | 111 min

A job tailoring men’s suits on Savile Row introduced a working-class lad from East London to the world of fashion. For Lee Alexander McQueen, a spark was struck, resulting in the rise of one of the most famous and provocative designers of the 21st century. McQueen took to fashion with a passion that burned bright and hot; his success was fueled by raw talent, enabled by money and drugs, before he inevitably, tragically burned out. The legendary couturier’s story is vividly brought to life via rare archival footage and revealing interviews with his inner circle in this lauded Hot Docs hit from directors Ian Bonhôte and Peter Ettedgui.

“A contemplation of what it means to be human.” – Village Voice

“A dramatic two-step.” – Wall Street Journal

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Love, Gildad: Lisa d’apolito | 2018 | usa | 88 min

The launch of Saturday Night Live gave rise to a fresh crop of talented comedians, but one person managed to uniquely charm audiences that tuned in every week. The comedy genius of Gilda Radner gave life to such unforgettable characters as Emily Litella and Roseanne Roseannadanna and became a pioneering force for women to connect to. With hilarious highs and tragic lows, Radner’s incredible life story—including early days at Toronto’s Second City—is told in her own words through newly discovered audio recordings, home movies, and diary entries read by performers she’s inspired: Melissa McCarthy, Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph, and more. Love, Gilda offers a unique window into the vulnerable and jubilant spirit of a beloved icon whose greatest role was sharing her story.

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Three Identical Strangersd: tim Wardle | 2018 | usa | 96 min

For three teenage boys living in New York in the 1980s, what starts as an uncanny resemblance quickly turns into an extraordinary stranger-than-fiction story. The discovery that Bobby, Eddy and David were triplets separated at birth and adopted by three different families catapults the former strangers to international fame. But their incredible reunion also unlocks a secret that gives this bizarre and charming tale a mysterious and troubling origin story. See one of the most talked-about films of Hot Docs 2018 on our screen after sold-out screenings.“A gripping, stranger-than-fiction

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“A poignant tribute to the mild-mannered father-figure who served as moral compass to generations.” – Newsday


Won’t You Be My Neighbor? d: Morgan neville | 2018 | usa | 94 min

For over three decades the beloved series Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood introduced generations of children to Fred Rogers, a gentle and warm man who addressed his young audience directly with respect and compassion. Dealing with social issues and challenges, Rogers’s unique approach was to be soft-spoken but honest. With clips from the landmark show and interviews with people who worked with and were influenced by Rogers, Oscar-winning director Morgan Neville has crafted a film that’s both tribute and caution. We’re reminded not only of the brilliance and beauty of Mr. Rogers’s legacy, but of the dangers in closing ourselves off from his message of acceptance and love.

“A powerful testament to her soaring artistry.” – Variety


Whitneyd: Kevin Macdonald | 2018 | usa, uK | 120 min

One of the greatest artists of her generation, Whitney Houston broke more music industry records than any other female singer in history. Her soaring voice gave life to some of the most popular power ballads of all time, while her star power shined bright in such unforgettable blockbusters as The Bodyguard. But behind the icon hid another woman with a tragic destiny, dehumanised by scandals gleefully raked over by the tabloids. Using never-before-seen archival footage and rare performances, this intimate and unflinching portrait from Oscar-winning director Kevin MacDonald goes beyond the familiar headlines to unravel the mystery behind “The Voice” who thrilled millions, even as she struggled to make peace with her own troubled past.

“Exuberant and moving... Forty years later, her comedy looks more sublime than ever.” – Variety

the Human scaled: andreas dalgaard | 2012 | denmark, usa | 77 min

Our series on the future of Toronto returns with this stunning survey of the world’s megacities and the efforts of revolutionary Danish city planner Jan Gehl to re-think and re-design them on a smaller scale: the human scale.

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Q&A with Gil Penalosa, the chair of World Urban Parks and the former Commissioner of Parks and Recreation in Bogota, Colombia. One of the world’s leading urbanists, Penalosa will help us relate the film back to the civic challenges and opportunities that face Toronto today.

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the Hottest shorts of Hot docs 2018One of our most popular member events of the year, join us for our annual screening featuring the best shorts from Hot Docs 2018. Short films are some of the finest docs we screen at the Festival each year and we’ve selected seven of our favourites for you in this special program featuring some unforgettable characters.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 14 6:30 PM

Includes a post-screening Q&A with Jamie Miller, director of A Prince’s Tale, winner of the Best Canadian Short Film Award at the Festival.

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this is Congod: daniel McCabe | 2018 | usa, Congo | 93 min

Daniel McCabe’s documentary takes a unique look at the world’s longest continuing conflict and those who are surviving within it. The Democratic Republic of the Congo has seen more than five million conflict-related deaths, multiple regime changes and the impoverishment of its people over the past two decades. Following four compelling characters, This Is Congo offers an authentic on-the-ground perspective on the complex problems facing this lushly beautiful nation.

MONDAY, AUGUST 13 6:30 PM

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Making Toronto Safe for Cyclists: Bikes vs. Carsd: Fredrik gertten | 2015 | switzerland | 90 min

Join Globe and Mail staff writer Alex Bozikovic and special guests for this timely screening of the 2015 documentary Bikes vs. Cars, an urgent portrait of the bicycle as a tool for urban change. Travelling from São Paulo, Los Angeles and Toronto, where cyclists fight daily for their right to the road, to Copenhagen, where forty percent of the population commutes by bike, director Fredrik Gertten meets activists and thinkers who are working for revolutionary changes and more sustainable urban environments.

In English, Portuguese, Spanish, with English subtitles.

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Stick around for a panel discussion with City Councillor Mike Layton (Ward 19) and Liz Sutherland (Cycle Toronto). Half of the ticket proceeds will be donated to Cycle Toronto’s Bike Safety programs.

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Jiro Dreams of Sushid: david gelb | usa | 2011 | 81 min

A beloved portrait of the world’s most revered sushi chef, 85-year old Jiro Ono.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 19 4:15 PM

Frida Kahlod: roberto guerra, eila Hershon | usa | 1983 | 62 min

Immerse yourself in the extraordinary world of celebrated Mexican painter Frida Kahlo.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 18 2:15 PM

The Times of Harvey Milkd: robert epstein | usa | 1984 | 90 min

The groundbreaking story of one of the first openly gay US politicians elected to public office.


Love, Marilynd: Liz garbus | usa | 2012 | 107 min

A fascinating glimpse into the inner world of Marilyn Monroe as told through her own private writings discovered 50 years after her death.


Gray Mattersd: Marco Orsini | ireland | 2014 | 76 min

The fascinating and elusive life of architect and designer Eileen Gray, whose vision defined and defied the practice of modernism.


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At key moments in history, remarkable individuals find the courage to reinvent the world as we know it. Get inspired by these cultural visionaries who point the way forward in a moment of profound social change.

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“Heartfelt.” - NPR

“Visual poetry.” - Toronto Star

“Enormously absorbing.” - Chicago Sun-Times

“One of our great originals.” - The New York Times

Richard Pryor: Live on the Sunset Stripd: Joe Layton | usa | 1982 | 82 min

The incredible stage act of comedy pioneer Richard Pryor bursts to life in this classic stand-up special.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 17 8:45 PM

Heart of a Dogd: Laurie anderson | usa | 2015 | 75 min

From creative pioneer Laurie Anderson comes a wondrous personal essay on love, loss and absence centered on her beloved dog Lolabelle.


“Compelling and comprehensive.” - The Guardian

“A foodie’s dream.” - TIME

“Unflinching and sensitive.” - PopMatters

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Bill Cunningham new yorkd: richard press | 2010 | usa | 84 min

For over 50 years, the late great New York Times photographer Bill Cunningham took candid pictures of people near his New York studio home above Carnegie Hall, assembling a unique portrait of fashion, society and changing times. Known for being private—even monk-like— this documentary shows us the man behind the photos, chronicling his incredible working life and career and acquainting you with the perspective of an artist perpetually in search of beauty.

SUNDAY AUGUST 19 12:00 PM

grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami d: sophie Fiennes | 2018 | uK, ireland | 115 min

Go on an electrifying journey through the life and art of glam-pop superstar Grace Jones. Combining intimate personal footage and dazzling musical sequences with candid backstage moments, acclaimed director Sophie Fiennes goes beyond the traditional music biography, offering a portrait as stylish and definition-defying as its subject. Join us for one of the must-see concert docs of the summer and strut your stuff to the sultry club classics “Slave to the Rhythm,” “Love is the Drug,” and more.

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rsC Live: romeo and Julietd: erica Whyman | 2018 | uK | 2010 min

Enjoy a special broadcast of The Royal Shakespeare Company’s critically acclaimed new revival of Romeo and Juliet. The most famous story of love at first sight explodes with intense passion and an irresistible desire for change but leads all too quickly to heart-breaking consequences. Featuring a cast of young student actors from across England, director Erica Whyman brilliantly injects the classic play with new blood and intensity.


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“ Bubbly, yet fierce cultural dissection of the groundbreaking show.” - Chicago Tribune

“An enigmatic thrill.” - POV Magazine

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Sex and the City and us: 20th anniversary extravaganza

Join pop culture guru Anne T. Donahue (The Globe and Mail, CBC’s q) and bestselling author Jennifer Keishin Armstrong for a nostalgic, behind-the-scenes look at Sex and the City on its twentieth anniversary. Enjoy cosmos and cupcakes with your friends while reliving legendary moments from the series on our big screen as Donahue and Armstrong explore the delicious stories recounted in Armstrong’s hotly anticipated new book, Sex and the City and Us.


Arrive early for cocktail specials and more! Book signing to follow.

Presented in partnership with Simon & Schuster Canada. Books available for purchase courtesy of Chapters Indigo.

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today’s top writers join us to discuss their new books.

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the rocky Horror picture showd: Jim sharman | uK, usa | 1975 | 100 min | 14a

“Let’s do the time warp again!” As always, we’ll be presenting the cult classic with Toronto’s own Shadow Cast who will be performing their own satirical, comedic version of the film.

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The CanLit Boom changed the literary and cultural face of the country, creating both a national literature and the infrastructure that still supports Canadian writing today. This illustrated course offers an introduction to the lives and early works of six of the most prominent writers to emerge in Canada between the late 1950s and the early 1970s. We’ll explore the streets of Montreal with Mordecai Richler and Leonard Cohen; we’ll relive the bohemian spirit of ‘60s Toronto with Margaret Atwood; we’ll experience the great writers, stories and characters of this period as we’ve never seen and heard them before.

sep 26: Mordecai richlerOct 3: Marie-Claire BlaisOct 10: al purdyOct 24: Margaret atwood, dennis Lee, austin Clarke and key toronto works of the 1960sOct 31: Leonard Cohennov 7: alice Munro

Around the World with Art Nouveautuesdays, October 23 – november 27, 1:00 pM to 3:00 pM

Experience the luxury and decadence of Art Nouveau in this globe-trotting survey of the artistic movement’s most stunning architecture, jewels and decorative objects. Our journey will begin in Paris in 1900 with the Universal Exposition and go on to examine the unique architectural masterpieces of Art Nouveau capitals like Brussels, Paris, Barcelona, Glasgow, Vienna, Moscow and Prague. Learn how the movement’s artists and master craftsmen ushered European society into the modern age.

Oct 23: the style and the age Oct 30: great beginnings in Brussels nov 6: Fabulous French talent from paris and nancy nov 13: For the love of gaudi; art nouveau in Barcelona nov 20: glasgow and Vienna nov 27: Looking eastward; prague, Moscow and st. petersburg

Inventing Modern ParisFridays, October 12 – november 23, 10:00 aM to 12:00 pM

Presenting new material that will delight both newcomers and past attendees of Learning from Paris, this course examines how scientists, artists, planners, philosophers and performers revolutionized our idea of Paris as a modern city during the 1800s. We’ll brood in gas-lit arcades with moody poet Paul Verlaine; we’ll tour the great fashion houses of the period with the Empress Eugenie, and we’ll stride through the city of the future with Jules Verne. Explore how, in the span of a single century, a medieval city became one of the world’s most dynamic metropolises, setting a standard for style and sophistication that continues today.

Oct 12: inventing architecture Oct 19: inventing science Oct 26: inventing Fashion nov 9: inventing the Body nov 16: inventing the spectaclenov 23: inventing the image

Joni Mitchell: Words and MusicMondays, October 15 – november 26, 10:00 aM to 12:00 pM

With a body of work that is original, incisively personal, technically polished and conceptually deep, Joni Mitchell is one of Canada’s greatest musical artists and one of the most influential singer-songwriters of the last fifty years. Hot Docs favourite Dr. Mike Daley tells Mitchell’s story in detail, exploring her Alberta and Saskatchewan upbringing, her early years in Toronto’s burgeoning folk scene, her musical partnerships, and the romantic affairs and marriages that inspired some of her unforgettable compositions. He’ll examine the fascinating life and career of a Canadian icon.

Oct 15: early years in CanadaOct 22: Joni’s breakthrough Oct 29: rock stardom nov 12: Jazz explorations nov 19: navigating the changing pop landscape nov 26: Final works and legacy projects

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