April 23, 2025, 3:21 pm
The Hot Docs festival is edging closer to finalizing a conditional offer to sell its flagship Ted Rogers Cinema. Facing persistent financial pressures, the festival’s decision to part with the iconic Toronto venue marks a bittersweet turning point as negotiations continue in hushed tones.
Hot Docs is one step closer to selling its flagship theatre that’s located in Toronto’s midtown Annex neighbourhood. The festival says it has accepted a conditional offer for Ted Rogers Cinema, which was put up for sale last year amid financial difficulties. It’s not sharing the name of the...
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