photographs by Jeff Harris
“The Manor” was chosen as the opening night film for Hot Docs 2013. Left to right: director Shawney Cohen with parents Brenda and Roger Cohen.
A jovial Tom Berninger after the screening of “Mistaken For Strangers”, about his brother’s band “The National”.
Hot Docs hosted nightly Happy Hour receptions for Film Makers and Industry to meet and mingle.
Previous Academy Award Nominee Lucy Walker brings her breathtaking film “The Crash Reel” to Hot Docs.
Director and narrator of “Blood Brother”, Steve Hoover answers some questions about his film outside The Bloor Cinema.
Anita Hill came to Toronto to discuss “Anita” which recounts her 1991 testimony on Capitol Hill.
Photographer and activist Jo-Anne McArthur is the subject of “The Ghosts In Our Machine”.
Director Christine Beebe and producer Robert Dassanowsky celebrate in style at the party for “Felix Austria!”
Hot Docs 2013 saw many sold out screenings with rush lines wrapping half way around the block.
Shaul Schwarz brought his stunning film “Narco Cultura” about the drug wars (and the disturbing Narcocorridos music scene) along the American / Mexican border.
Jason DaSilva won Best Canadian Feature Documentary Award for his film “When I Walk”.
Proud Canadian David Steinberg is the subject of “Quality Balls – The David Steinberg Story”.
At the Q&A for “Which Way Is The Front Line From Here? The Life And Time Of Tim Hetherington” photographer James Brabazon answers questions from programmer Myrocia Watamaniuk.
Marta Cunningham speaks with youth after her heartbreaking film “Valentine Road”.
Eleven awards and $89,000 in cash and prizes were presented to filmmakers at the Awards Ceremony hosted by Jian Ghomeshi of CBC Radio.
The 2013 Festival comes to a close, as people leave the Industry Headquarters at Victoria College.
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