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'Mr. Soul!' is one of 2018’s most fascinating, entertaining, and inspiring documentaries.

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Hot Docs Film Fest 2018: ‘Mr. Soul!’ Unearths a Lost Treasure

‘Mr. Soul!’ is one of 2018’s most fascinating, entertaining, and inspiring documentaries.

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Victor Stiff is a Toronto-based pop culture writer and film critic who enjoys covering the city's biggest (and nerdiest) events. Victor has covered TIFF, Hot Docs, Toronto After Dark, Toronto ComiCon, and Fan Expo Canada for publications all over the internet. You can find his latest posts on Twitter and Instagram.

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  1. Christopher lukas

    May 4, 2018 at 7:33 am

    As the man who hired Ellis to produce the SOUL!, I think you have gotten this story exactly right!

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    • Victor Stiff

      May 4, 2018 at 10:59 am

      Thank you for taking the time to read our review and an even bigger thank you for launching the Soul! revolution.

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