Samples:
- Sex Work Now and Then, Cinema Reignited Podcast revisiting Hookers on Davie, by Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television.
- Hookers on Davie Blu-ray Review, YouTube, by Sol Turrell.
- My Connection with the “Hookers on Davie” film, YouTube by “A Life Lived Trans” Davie Street survivor Mardi (Mardipantz on Instagram and TikTok).
- Hookers on Davie Blu-ray trailer, YouTube, by Canadian International Pictures (CIP)
- Hookers on Davie [4K UHD] Blu-ray review, by Austin Trunick
- Hookers on Davie 4K Blu-ray (full detail) review, by Brian Orndorf
- CIP’s 4K-UHD/Blu-ray booklet review of Hookers on Davie, by Matthew Long
- Hookers on Davie, a bootleg copy reviewed, by Mark R. Hasan
- Nightworld: An interview with Janis Cole and Holly Dale. Cinema Canada, Number 108. By John Harkness.
- Street People (about the early films), Cinema Canada, by George Csaba Koller
- Unconditional Complicity: on the Early Films of Janis Cole & Holly Dale, Randy, by Jon Davies
- The Hidden World of 1970s Yonge Street (about the early shorts), CBC Lite, by Reah Singh
- A Cinema of Care: The Film’s of Janis Cole and Holly Dale, Cinema Scope, by Cayley James
- Janis Cole and Holly Dale’s Cinema of Marginality, North of Everything: English-Canadian Cinema Since 1980, pages 122 to 143, by Kay Armatage
- P4W and Hookers on Davie: The Documentaries of Janis Cole and Holly Dale’s, Cleo Journal
- Janis Cole & Holly Dale: Empathy in Action, by Sara Wylie
- Hookers on Davie (review), Cinema Canada, June 1984, by Joyce Nelson
- Looking back at the Seminal Hookers on Davie, Create a Stir,by Adrian Rui Hung
- Hookers on Davie Turns 40, POV, by Matthew Hays
- Brutal art from mean streets, Saturday Night, by Marshall Delaney. Photo by Ellen Tolmie.
- Thin Line (review), Cinema Canada, by Joyce Nelson.
- Holly Dale/Janis Cole’s P4W: Prison for Women (review), Cinema Canada, by Maurice Yacowar.
- Our People: Janis Cole and Holly Dale in the 1970s, Any Other Way: How Toronto Got Queer, by Jon Davies.
- Holly Dale and Janis Cole (a profile), Body Politic, Number 103, by Sonia Mills.
- Even after over a decade duo’s film on P4W offers food for serious thought, The Whig-Standard, by Jennie Punter
- Bowie: One in a Million / Director: Janis Cole, Playback, by Marc Glassman
- Shorts shaping up big (review of Bowie), NOW, by Ingrid Randoja
- International eyes fall on Annex filmmakers, The Annex Gleaner, by Carlos Warren