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Tag Archives: Hot Docs
Fuck
Fuck (USA, 2006, Director: Steve Anderson, 93 minutes): The premise was promising. A film that would take a look at this most offensive of words, from both a liberal and conservative perspective. But despite the many talking heads, the film … Continue reading
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Tagged #hotdocs06, Documentaries, Hot Docs
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The World According To Sesame Street
The World According To Sesame Street (USA, 2005, Director: Linda Goldstein Knowlton and Linda Hawkins, 105 minutes): Sesame Street has proven to be a very successful American export, now being seen in more than 120 countries. This film looks at … Continue reading
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Tagged #hotdocs06, children, Documentaries, globalization, Hot Docs, Television
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His Big White Self
His Big White Self (UK, 2006, Director: Nick Broomfield, 94 minutes): I’m a bit sheepish to admit that this is the first Nick Broomfield documentary that I’ve seen. From what I’ve heard, Broomfield was one of the first documentary filmmakers … Continue reading
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Tagged #hotdocs06, apartheid, Documentaries, Hot Docs, southafrica, uk
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Darkon
Darkon (USA, 2006, Director: Andrew Neel and Luke Meyer, 89 minutes): An immersive film about an immersive hobby. Darkon shines a light into the little-known world of Live Action Role Playing (LARPing). Darkon is a fantasy world where groups of … Continue reading
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Tagged #hotdocs06, Documentaries, Hot Docs, manhood
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They Chose China
They Chose China (Canada, 2005, Director: Shui-Bo Wang, 52 minutes): An utterly compelling look at a forgotten group of US prisoners of war who refused to be repatriated to the United States after the Korean War. At the time, these … Continue reading
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Tagged #hotdocs06, china, Documentaries, history, Hot Docs, korea
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