Including Queen of the Morning Calm (pictured) by director Gloria Ui Young Kim which won the William F. White Reel Canadian Indie Award. Gloria received the DGC Ontario Best Director award for her work on the film.

This is the second year in a row that an NSI IndigiDocs film has its world premiere at Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival.

The true crime documentary about Donald Lang and Lowell Myers will be pitched live online to leading international decision makers in May in hopes of securing funding.

The Hot Docs industry and programming teams will be on hand to talk about their 2020 festival (April 30 – May 10) and answer your questions.

The award jury called the film “a lasting document that brings together past and future to illuminate oppression and resilience.”

Adeline Bird, Charlene Moore and Trudy Stewart will participate in skills training and workshops during this spring’s Hot Docs festival.

Includes NSI IndigiDocs short ahkameyimo nitanis (Keep Going My Daughter) from Candy Fox and Chris Ross.

Elise joined the 2016 NSI Aboriginal Documentary students for the five-day trip to Toronto.

NSI Aboriginal Documentary students tell us about their week at Hot Docs.

Elise recently attended Hot Docs with our eight NSI Aboriginal Documentary students.

Students attend Hot Docs as part of their training and we asked them to write about it.