Hot Docs 2019 Review: Mr. Toilet: The World’s #2 Man Jack Sim is the world’s preeminent toilet crusader, but what drives this man to care so much about the world’s #2 issues? Kirk Haviland
Hot Docs 2019 Review: The Pickup Game Come for the misogyny and stay for the pseudo science! The Pickup Game exposes the industry teaching men how to manipulate women. Dani Saad
Hot Docs 2019 Review: Push Particularly for Toronto viewers interested in the future of cities, Push is required viewing. Dani Saad
Hot Docs 2019 Review: Knock Down the House Knock Down the House delivers a thoroughly engaging and entertaining ride through a less seen side of American politics. Kirk Haviland
Hot Docs 2019 Review: A Women’s Work: The NFL’s Cheerleader Problem The NFL has a problem, and a few courageous women are here to expose it to us all. Kirk Haviland
Hot Docs 2019 Review: The Corporate Coup D’Etat The Corporate Coup D’Etat succeeds the most when it focuses on the victims, and not the prognosticators. Kirk Haviland
Hot Docs 2019 Review: Inside Lehman Brothers A modest but effective addition to films exploring the 2008 financial crisis. Dani Saad
Hot Docs 2019 Review: Gordon Lightfoot: If You Could Read My Mind Although it treads lightly, this Lightfoot doc is worth a watch. Andrew Lewis
Hot Docs 2019 Review: Hope Frozen Hope Frozen is curious, heart-breaking, and a bit eerie. Andrew Lewis
Hot Docs 2019 Review: Searching Eva What you'll find is both intriguing and visually stunning. Andrew Lewis
Hot Docs 2018 Review: Playing Hard Storytelling is in top form in Jean-Simon Chartier’s latest documentary offering, Playing Hard. Andrew Hamilton
Hot Docs Review: The Cleaners The Cleaners is a masterfully executed look into one of the most important conversations of our time, content moderation. Andrew Hamilton
Hot Docs Review: The Accountant of Auschwitz A deeply thought provoking trial serves as the backdrop to this moving tribute to Holocaust survivors. Matt Hoffman
Hot Docs Review: Love, Scott Love, Scott succeeds at being a reflective documentary full of challenging themes Dani Saad
Hot Docs Review: The Heat: A Kitchen (R)evolution An important documentary that feels like it would be better presented as a smaller portion. Andrew Hamilton
Hot Docs 2017 Review: Ask The Sexpert An interesting subject makes Ask the Sexpert one to watch. Matt Hoffman
Hot Docs 2017 Review: 78/52 The brilliantly crafted 78/52 is more than just the careful deconstruction of a scene. Andrew Hamilton