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“Looks at one of the most admired American directors “Spectacular.” “A phenom of the food world.” – POV Magazine – Los Angeles Times of the 1970s.” – The New York Times

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Opens Friday, January 4 Free Solo D: Jimmy Chin, Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi | 2018 | USA | 100 min | PG

Winner, People’s Choice Award, Documentary—TIFF 2018

A record-breaking hit worldwide, this tour-de-force from National Geographic is one of the most breathtaking docs you will ever see. 33-year old Alex Honnold is a profoundly skilled free climber whose daredevil defiance of gravity have made him famous around the world. Follow Honnold as he embarks on his riskiest and most ambitious climb to date: the 3,000-foot wall of El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. Using just his fingers and feet, and no protective A gripping and rewarding gear, he aims to do something no one before him has accomplished: “ survive. Shot with daring camerawork that matches Honnold’s documentary.” – The Atlantic bravery, Free Solo is a stunning feat of documentary filmmaking that doubles as a heart-pounding action thriller.

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“(A) searing analysis... serves as a What is Democracy? sharp reminder to pay attention D: Astra Taylor | 2018 | Canada | 107 min to politics.” – The Guardian At a time when our democracy seems like it’s coming under attack worldwide, this urgent new doc reflects on a word we too often take for granted. From Ancient Greece all the way to our global economic crisis and the election of Donald Trump, filmmaker and philosopher Astra Taylor takes us on a millennial-spanning, continent- hopping journey to explore the roots, virtues and trappings of the Great Democratic Experiment. Featuring a brilliant cast of thought leaders, citizens and activists, What is Democracy? connects the past and the present, the personal and the political, to ask how the foundations of democracy can help us rethink and rebuild the institution today.

On Tuesday, January 8, join for a special screening and panel discussion presented by the Mosaic Institute.

Opens Friday, January 18 Around India with a Movie Camera D: Sandhya Suri | 2018 | UK | 72 min

Travel through India’s history under British rule in this emotionally stirring story of a nation on the road to independence. Taking us from Maharajas and Viceroys, fakirs and farmhands, to personalities such as Sabu and Gandhi, the BFI-commissioned Around India with a Movie Camera explores not only the people and places of over 70 years ago, but asks us to bear witness to the complexities of a colonialist past—and the ghosts that come with it. Award-winning filmmaker Sandhya Suri skillfully weaves together some of India’s “Fascinating... reveals how the earliest surviving film footage with breathtaking travelogues, home British saw India and how Indians movies, and a superb score by composer Soumik Datta. returned the gaze.” – Scroll.in

Opens Friday, January 18 Inventing Tomorrow D: Laura Nix | 2018 | USA | 87 min | G

Looking to fight climate change, but don’t know where to start? Get inspired by brilliant young innovators working on cutting-edge solutions for the biggest environmental threats of the day. From Hawaii and Indonesia to India and Mexico, a small group of enterprising teens from around the globe prepare to showcase their projects at the world’s largest high school science competition: “An empowering celebration of an the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair. While winning may be the immediate goal, changing the world for the better is oft-mocked high school subspecies, the ultimate prize. An uplifting call-to-action that gives us hope for the science nerd.” – Hollywood Reporter the future, Inventing Tomorrow will captivate die-hard science nerds and curious minds alike. HOTDOCSCINEMA.CA 3 OPENING at Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema in January

Opens Friday, January 18 Hal D: Amy Scott | 2018 | USA | 90 min

Academy Award–winning filmmaker Hal Ashby directed a string of irreverent classics that defined the ‘70s: Harold and Maude, The Last Detail, Shampoo, and Being There. But as a nonconformist working within the New Hollywood studio system, his success was overshadowed by the blockbuster directors of his generation. Amy Scott’s exuberant portrait gives the unsung maverick the close-up he deserves, using rare archival materials, personal letters and interviews to reveal a passionate, obsessive genius—one with a unique soul, unprecedented insight into the human condition, and an unmatched capacity for good.

“Will make you want to (re)watch his movies ASAP.” – Rolling Stone

Playing with DOUBLE Harold and Maude BILL D: Hal Ashby | 1971 | USA | 91 min | PG

With our release of the new bio-doc Hal comes a special screening of Ashby’s most iconic film. This darkly funny cult classic centres around Harold, a death-obsessed young man from a wealthy family who finds himself changed forever when he meets Maude, a devil-may-care bohemian septuagenarian. As their unique relationship develops, she teaches Harold a valuable lesson about making the most of his time on earth.

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Opens Friday, January 25 This Mountain Life D: Grant Baldwin | 2018 | Canada | 78 min

The awe that mountains evoke is universal, yet most of us seldom get to experience true wilderness firsthand. This Hot Docs 2018 revelation takes you on a breathtaking adventure inside British Columbia’s Coast Mountains, whose rugged landscapes have inspired artists and explorers for centuries. Get a taste of the high life while meeting the unique individuals who call these peaks home, including a mother- daughter duo making the arduous 2,300-kilometre trek towards Alaska. Shot in stunning cinematic detail that must be seen on the big screen, This Mountain Life is a riveting portrait of human endurance “[An] astounding hymn to the that illuminates our fundamental connection to the natural world. natural world.” – Georgia Straight

Opens Friday, January 25 “An engaging documentary about Chef Flynn McGarry’s boy-to-man journey.” – LA Weekly D: Cameron Yates | 2018 | USA | 82 min | G

Follow the incredible rise of a culinary prodigy in this 2018 Festival delight. Chef Flynn McGarry has boundless talent for creating gastronomic wonders far beyond his years. At 10 years old, he was serving exquisite menus in his living room-turned supper club; at 15 he was apprenticing under some of the world’s top chefs in Manhattan. Unwavering in his desire to share his skills with increasingly eager foodies, the teen chef has become the subject of endless media attention—can he handle the heat? Director Cameron Yates captures lightning in a bottle to reveal Flynn’s singular drive and passion as he navigates the often-cutthroat world of fine dining. 4 HOTDOCSCINEMA.CA

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Maria By Callas Prosecuting Evil: The Extraordinary Studio 54 D: Tom Volf | 2018 | France | 113 min World of Ben Ferencz D: Matt Tyrnauer | 2018 | USA | 98 min | 14A

Forty years after her death, the “voice of the century” finally tells her D: Barry Avrich | 2018 | Canada | 83 min | 14a Opened in the late 1970s by two friends from Brooklyn, Studio 54 became own story through previously unseen archival footage and photographs, New York’s ground zero for disco, drugs and debauchery before closing From acclaimed filmmaker Barry Avrich comes a gripping portrait of personal home movies, private recordings and intimate letters. down after only three years. Director Matt Tyrnauer (Citizen Jane) peels ninety-eight-year old Ben Ferencz, the last surviving Nuremberg trial away the myth behind the legendary nightclub to reveal its lasting legacy. prosecutor, who continues to wage his lifelong crusade in the fight for law and peace.

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Nothing Like a Dame The Bill Murray Stories: The Woman Who Loves Giraffes D: Roger Michell | 2018 | UK | 84 min | G Life Lessons Learned from D: Alison Reid | 2018 | Canada | 82 min | G Dame Eileen Atkins, Dame Judi Dench, Dame Joan Plowright, and a Mythical Man Years before Jane Goodall ventured into the world of chimpanzees and Dame Maggie Smith—join four of Britain’s most extraordinary actresses Dian Fossey worked with mountain gorillas, 23-year old Canadian Anne D: Tommy Avallone | 2018 | USA | 70 min as they gather in the English countryside to reminisce, gossip, and Innis Dagg made an unprecedented expedition to South Africa to study laugh in this candid conversational feast from director Roger Michell Reports of Bill Murray spontaneously interacting with complete strangers giraffes in the wild. (Notting Hill). have taken on almost mythical status—but what’s in it for the comedy legend? Join director Tommy Avallone on a detective quest to find meaning in Murray’s many unexpected adventures with everyday people.

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FREE Sneak Preview Pugly–A Pug’s Life D: Michael McNamara & Aaron Hancox | 2019 | Canada | 44 min

See it here first! The makers of the homegrown favourite Catwalk are back with a look at another adorable furry craze. Pugly follows a year-in-the-life of a group of three rescue pugs, their triumphs and tribulations, and the growing community of people devoted to the “squishy-faced” dog. Despite the head-to-tail health issues common in the breed, pugs are more popular than ever—and they’re full of surprises.

Followed by a panel discussion on dog rescue.

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Ferrante Fever Vincent: The Life and Death Sunday, February 24 11:00 am of Vincent Van Gogh Sunday, March 17 11:00 am

Beethoven’s Hair The Art of Museums Sammy Davis Jr.: I’ve Gotta Be Me Sunday, April 14 11:00 am Sunday, May 26 11:00 am D: Samuel Pollard | USA | 2017 | 100 min

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Let Freedom Sing: How Music Inspired the Civil Festival Rights Movement D: Murray Lerner | 1967 | USA | 95 min D: Jon Goodman | 2009 | USA | 90 min Experience the phenomenon that was the Newport Folk Festival, where Bob Dylan played his first electric performance and legends like Joan Baez, Johnny Cash, and Pete Seeger shared the stage Whether it was blues, folk, gospel, or R&B, the civil rights movement drew strength, focus, and power through stage. This groundbreaking Oscar–nominated concert doc, shot in gorgeous black and white, brings music. With never-before-seen footage and affecting accounts, Let Freedom Sing is a formidable chronicle of us back to the thriving, idealistic musical movement of the ‘60s in an intimate record of a pivotal the individuals who cried out, in song, against inequality, racism, poverty, and war. time in music—and in American culture at large.

Post-screening Q&A and short musical performance with Toronto blues icons Diana Braithwaite and Chris Whiteley, hosted by Mervon Mehta, Executive Director of Performing Arts at The Arrive early as we kick off the night with DJ Chris MaGee and drink specials. Royal Conservatory of Music.

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Finding Hygge Who Will Write Our History The Museum D: Rocky Walls | 2018 | USA | 93 min D: Roberta Grossman | 2018 | USA | 97 min D: Kenton Vaughan | Canada | 2009 | 90 min

Winter blues got you down? Join a cast of colourful characters on an In November 1940, days after 450,000 Jews were sealed in the Smartly tuned to current debates on public architecture, this engaging inspiring quest to understand the true meaning of hygge, Denmark’s Warsaw Ghetto, a secret band of journalists, scholars, and community film chronicles the renovation of one of the most iconic—and secret to happiness. leaders decided to fight back. This Holocaust Remembrance Day, polarizing—buildings on the streets of Toronto: the ROM Crystal. honour the resistance fighters who vowed to defeat Nazi lies and propaganda—by using pen and paper to tell the truth. Q&A with filmmakers Rocky Walls and Grant Michael, The Toronto Star’s longtime urban issues columnist hosted by award-winning author and journalist SUNDAY, JANUARY 27 4:15 PM Christopher Hume will join us to discuss the legacy Rachel Giese. of this Toronto landmark, and assess the state of “starchitecture” in our growing city. Wednesday, January 9 6:30 PM Thursday, December 10 6:45 PM Monday, February 4 6:30 PM

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In partnership with Bell Let’s Talk and Workman Arts Leading up to and on the annual Bell Let’s Talk Day on January 30, Join the conversation at our post-screening we are showcasing free docs that aim to break the stigma around Q&As featuring experts and special guests. mental health.

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D: Millefiore Clarkes | 2018 | Canada | 42 min D: Elizabeth Mirzaei, Gulistan Mirzaei | Canada, Afghanistan D: Marina Zenovich | 2018 | USA | 116 min | 2017 | 96 min A love letter to a unique and irrepressible comic talent who left us Musician Catherine MacLellan—the daughter of legendary Canadian As foreign troops withdraw and aid dries up, one fiercely independent far too soon, this new documentary takes us through the one-of-a-kind singer/songwriting Gene MacLellan—grew up surrounded by Afghan woman confronts the crisis of heroin addiction gripping actor and comedian’s extraordinary life and career, revealing her father’s music. Two decades after she lost her father to suicide, her country, striving to stem an epidemic that threatens thousands in what drove him to give voice to the incredible characters he created Catherine is finally ready to confront the mystery of her absent a society already on the brink of collapse. in his mind. parent and embrace his musical legacy.

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The Hidden Gems of Italy Designing The World: The Global Starchitects Tuesdays, January 22–February 26, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM Thursdays, January 24–February 28, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM You know Roma. You know Milano. But what about the Italian cities beyond the tourist guides? Join Last winter, Peter Harris wowed Curious Minds audiences with Starchitects, a popular series Italian Cultural Studies professor and Hot Docs favourite Dr. Franco Gallippi for a colourful journey examining the groundbreaking architects who built modern America. This winter, he returns to offer across the great regional cities of his native land. Experience the rich history, stunning art and a globe-trotting survey of the international architecture stars who have left their mark on design architecture, and mouthwatering food of Italy’s most beautiful regions, while discovering cities and capitals around the world. towns that are filled with hidden gems.

Led by Italian culture expert Dr. Franco Gallippi, former Assistant Professor of Italian Led by Peter Harris, the former Assistant Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Science of at McMaster University in Hamilton. His work on Italian literature and cinema appears the University of Toronto. in academic journals in Italy, Canada, and the United States.

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Leading Ladies: The Great Actresses of the Heirloom: The Food Traditions of Toronto’s Modern Movies Cultural Mosaic Fridays, January 25–March 8, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM Saturdays, January 26–April 6, 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM (every second Saturday) Beloved Globe and Mail film columnist Johanna Schneller explores the evolution of the modern Led by Suresh Doss, the intrepid food correspondent for CBC’s Metro Morning, Heirloom is a series about actress since the 1960s, celebrating brilliant performers like Audrey Hepburn, Meryl Streep, Halle Berry the rich international food cultures that flourish here in Toronto. Drawing on his encyclopedic knowledge and Julianne Moore while also questioning how the actresses we most revere are a bellwether for of the city’s food scene, Suresh will take us inside the kitchens of the best family restaurants across culture at large. We’ll examine how the role of the actress has changed throughout the 20th century to the GTA. As he sits down with the master cooks of an older generation, and the younger family members reflect what society thinks of women, and what we want them to represent. who must maintain their legacy, they’ll discuss the universal importance of preserving one’s culture through cooking.

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