Hot Docs director of programming Heather Haynes and industry programs director Elizabeth Radshaw discuss how this year’s event fits in with Hot Docs’ larger organizational realignment.
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The Hot Docs Festival begins today (April 24) and runs until May 4.
Canadian features screening include the international coproduction Allah n’est pas obligé and Félix Dufour-Laperrière’s La mort n’existe pas.
The 13 participants will present their projects to a panel of media funders, collaborators and industry delegates at the festival.
The exec transition follows the previously announced retirement of outgoing CFO Mark Segal.
The revenue was bolstered by the launch of Warner Bros. Discovery’s suite of channels and content.
The delegation includes the 2025 Jean-Marc Vallée Bursary recipient Alfonso Maiorana.
The Vancouver-based executive director of the Western Documentary Unit will leave the NFB at the end of September.
Film screenings for the first season of STEM on IMAX began Earth Day on April 22 and will run through World Oceans Day on June 8.
Series making their premiere on APTN include Red River Gold and Northwoods Survival while returning programs include Pow Wow Chow.
The jazz concert-focused platform will be available on the soon-to-be-launched CosmoGO.
The French-language comedy is one of eight films selected for the 2025 edition of Cannes Écrans Juniors.
The program will run from April to July, with market support scheduled for later in the year.