Shades of Feeling: Five by Pratibha Parmar – with Saffron Maeve
Toronto-based critic, editor, and film curator Saffron Maeve shares a collection of five shorts by British filmmaker Pratibha Parmar, released from 1988-1991. "Pratibha’s works have...
Toronto-based critic, editor, and film curator Saffron Maeve shares a collection of five shorts by British filmmaker Pratibha Parmar, released from 1988-1991. "Pratibha’s works have...
"Let's do the Time Warp Again!" Cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show is back! Toronto’s own shadow cast, Excited Mental State, will be performing...
Official Selection, 2025 Toronto International Film Festival “Naponse’s ability to build such tangible intimacy makes Aki a film to behold, feel, and hear—the latter largely...
“Functions as both a revealing look at the collaborative process and a timely, tongue-in-cheek profile of the corporate circus that is the recording industry.” —...
Confession is everywhere in our culture. It drives banal social media posts, sensational reality television shows, revolutionary social justice movements, and popular fiction. It has...
“One of the most consistently inventive, impossible-to-categorize directors of our time, Almereyda has shown a fascination with visionary characters across both his narrative and documentary...
Having just joined us at Hot Docs Festival for the world premiere of her new film Antidiva: The Carole Pope Confessions, filmmaker Michelle Mama is...
“Knife-Sharp Documentary Takedown of Cryptocurrency” – Variety In Everyone Is Lying to You for Money, actor and author Ben McKenzie turns investigator, pulling back the...
A father’s vanishing memory and echoes of a free Tibet are at the heart of this intimate family story filmed across 20 years. In 1959, The Dalai Lama fled Chinese occupation on foot over the Himalayas. Thousands of his people followed him into India. Over 6 decades later, as former deputy to the Dalai Lama TC Tethong begins to lose his memory, rediscovered archives trace a hopeful love story with a Canadian named Judy and their courageous struggle to keep Tibet alive in exile. With rare reflections from an aging Dalai Lama, personal and collective histories intertwine in a moving exploration of a people’s resilience and the endless longing for a home out of reach. Join director Kristi Tethong for a special post-screening Q&A.
Since her first appearance in L. Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz in 1900, Dorothy Gale has enchanted generations with her courage, curiosity and...
Peter Knegt, host of the monthly film series Queer Cinema Club and the Canadian Screen Award-winning talk show Here & Queer on CBC, selected Rob Epstein...
Feast your senses on this visceral and electrifying mosaic of soccer’s uber fans, famed for staging monumental collective displays that transform global stadiums into churning...
Millions of children around the world are frustrated by the dire lack of action to protect the planet and their future. Until now, their only...
Saturdays, June 6 - 27 at 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Register for the full course and save! Toronto's history can be told through its...
Winner of the 2005 Hot Docs Award for Best Canadian Feature Documentary Stories We Told takes us back to February 2004 to Toronto's city hall...
A regular title on lists of the greatest Hollywood comedies, Some Like It Hot was released in 1959 and marked a peak in a hot...
Colorful, warm, and full of rhythm, Amadou & Mariam are the world’s most celebrated African duo. From the streets of Bamako to Glastonbury, their vibrant...
100% score on Rotten Tomatoes Among the most important documentaries ever made, The Thin Blue Line, by Errol Morris, erases the border between art and...
“Growing up in Siksika, masculinity was all around me but was unclear. Now, using my lens, I seek to find clarity.” Grounded on the land...
Nominee—Grand Jury Prize, Documentary, Sundance Film Festival 2010 Official Selection, South by Southwest 2010 In his short career, Jean-Michel Basquiat was a phenomenon. He became...
Modern Whore is a hybrid documentary that reimagines popular depictions of sex work through the lived experiences of writer, performer, and sex worker, Andrea Werhun....
Special Jury Award Winner - 2025 SXSW Film Festival The Python Hunt is an “irresistible cocktail of vigilantism, competition and nature conservation” (Stephen Saito, The...
Punctuated by the sharp and witty political commentary of Pulitzer-prize winning editorial cartoonist Ann Telnaes (Washington Post) from her bird’s eye view in the cat...
Jukedocs: Curated by Niko Stratis, this monthly series features music docs—from beloved classics to cult favourites—that expand beyond the boundaries of songs and their creators....