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2019 Hot Docs presents Push

Push (2019), directed by Fredrik Gertten, is a fascinating documentary on the global housing crisis affecting cities across the globe

Gaza (2019), directed by Garry Keane and Andrew McConnell, is a poignant and emotionally moving documentary about ordinary life in

A Punk Daydream (2019), directed by Jimmy Hendrickx and co-directed by Kristian Van Der Heyden, is a poignant and powerful

Inga Can Hear (2018), directed by Kaspars Goba, is a character-driven documentary about a 15-year-old Latvian teenager living in a

Animated stop motion studio Laika is back this weekend with their newest film Missing Link, hoping to capitalize on the

Green Book (2018) is an American comedy-drama inspired by a true story set in the 1960s. The film is directed

Jordan Peele delivers a superb reimagined horror flick infused with his interpretation of America, social inequality and justice (injustice?) and

The Aftermath (2019) is a beautiful, poignant period film set in the aftermath of the Second World War in war-ravaged

Birds of Passage (2018), co-directed by Cristina Gallego and Ciro Guerra, is a dramatic film about Colombia’s drug trade, spanning

Based on a true story, Fighting with My Family depicts the rise of professional wrestler Paige (Florence Pugh), from her