6th Annual Toronto Arab Film Festival
Toronto Arab Film (TAF) is a non-profit organisation bringing films from and about the Arab world to Toronto audiences. TAF began in 2017 with the goal of addressing a lack of films from the Arab world in Toronto film programming. It has since grown into a multifaceted organisation that promotes the diversity of Arab cultures, builds… Continue Reading 6th Annual Toronto Arab Film Festival
In the Mood for Love screening for CIN340H1F – Cinema as Fashion
A free screening of In the Mood for Love in 35mm for the undergraduate course, CIN341H1F – Cinema as Fashion that is open to the public. Course instructor, Thomas Quist will lecture 10:00 – 11:00am. The screening will begin at 11:00am. We ask attendees to be mindful of the lecture in progress if they choose to arrive… Continue Reading In the Mood for Love screening for CIN340H1F – Cinema as Fashion
Figures of the Avant-Garde, or the Perspective of Radiance
The Jackman Humanities Institute-sponsored working group, Figural Analysis Working Group, is putting on a symposium on May 8th and 9th. On May 8th in Innis 222 from 2:00-4:00 PM, Dr. Jennifer Wild is giving a keynote lecture titled “Figures of the Avant-Garde, or the Perspective of Radiance.”
Urban Studies Program & Toronto Palestine Film Festival presents: Nakba. Genocide.
Join us for the Toronto Palestine Film Festival’s annual Nakba Commemoration event.
1st Toronto Spiritist Film Festival
You are invited to join us for the 1st Toronto Spiritist Film Festival! 3 films + Q&A with director Wagner de Assis. Reserve your spot now!
M Works Film Festival
Welcome to the third annual M Works Film Festival! Get ready for a night of cinematic magic at the Innis Town Hall Theatre. Join us on Tuesday May 6th, 2025 at 7:00 PM for a showcase of incredible films from talented filmmakers. Immerse yourself in the world of storytelling and creativity as we celebrate the art of filmmaking. Don’t miss… Continue Reading M Works Film Festival
CSI presents: Drabness and Ethics (on the Values of Formalism)
This talk takes as a starting point an aesthetic evaluation that greets the arrival of brutal death squads in Wes Anderson’s 2014 film, The Grand Budapest Hotel: “I find these black uniforms very drab.” Using the problem of drabness, and a reciprocal term that is yoked to it in the film—that of glimmer—Prof. Brinkema considers how… Continue Reading CSI presents: Drabness and Ethics (on the Values of Formalism)
Figural Analysis Symposium
Thursday, May 8th IN-222E 2-4pm Dr. Jennifer Wild (USC) – Figures of the Avant-Garde, or the Perspective of Radiance
Shorts Screening | With Love, We Watch
Join us for With Love, We Watch, a short film program spotlighting emerging filmmakers from marginalized communities—particularly those who are racialized, Muslim, and other communities underrepresented in mainstream cinema. These films explore the many expressions of love—personal, familial, even imaginary—while confronting themes of identity, belonging, and quiet defiance. They speak to a yearning for justice and… Continue Reading Shorts Screening | With Love, We Watch
Toronto Film Week presents: Canadian Cinema Now
Canadian Cinema Now Thursday April 24, 20257PMThis screening session includes 8 Canadian (short) films, with a total running time of approximately 90 minutes. All films are in English OR have English subtitles.@ Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Avenue, Toronto Free Tickets Preview Goin’ Down The Road (Canada) by Brian R. Donnelly Goin’ Down The Road is… Continue Reading Toronto Film Week presents: Canadian Cinema Now