AD HOC #92: MYSTERIES FOR ETERNITY: ELLA SHARP MORTON in person with her films
Free admission and open to the public! Seating is limited to 35, first come, first served. Co-presented with Black Zero In the films of Ella Sharp Morton, landscape remembers and testifies to the uncommon and fragile beauty of the world, transformed by a romance of material agitation. In altering her images by expressive chemical interventions,… Continue Reading AD HOC #92: MYSTERIES FOR ETERNITY: ELLA SHARP MORTON in person with her films
Out@Innis presents: Bottoms
Join Out@Innis in celebrating Lesbian Visibility Week with a screening of Bottoms. Light refreshments will be provided.
TO EXPLAIN THE WORLD: Revisiting Restrepo
A screening and conversation honouring the legacy of war photojournalist and filmmaker Tim Hetherington Fifteen years after the death of photojournalist and filmmaker Tim Hetherington, this intimate screening returns to his work. Restrepo (2010), co-directed with Sebastian Junger, follows a platoon of U.S. soldiers deployed in Afghanistan’s Korengal Valley. Shot over the course of a year,… Continue Reading TO EXPLAIN THE WORLD: Revisiting Restrepo
30 Years with Kardeş Türküler
About the Event The Toronto Turkish Film Festival is proud to present the feature-length documentary 30 Years with Kardeş Türküler, a profound chronicle of a musical and political journey that began at the Boğaziçi University Folklore Club in 1993. More than just a documentary, this film is a testament to togetherness and a celebration of… Continue Reading 30 Years with Kardeş Türküler
Asian Heritage Month Film Festival 2026
Feature and short film programmed, followed by live Q & A with the Directors Description: Reelworld Screen Institute is honoured to celebrate 1g years of partnership with Asian Heritage Month. The Asian Heritage Month Film Festival, held in collaboration with Reelworld Film Festival, presents a curated program about families across borders. The event will feature a… Continue Reading Asian Heritage Month Film Festival 2026
Queer & Trans Negativity Symposium Keynote Address
Speakers Damon R. Young (University of California, Berkeley) Description The Jackman Humanities Institute Working Group on Queer & Trans Negativity is pleased to announce the Queer & Trans Negativity Symposium, a two-day symposium that will take place at Innis College and the Jackman Humanities Institute on April 30th-May 1st, 2026. Professor Damon R. Young (French… Continue Reading Queer & Trans Negativity Symposium Keynote Address
CSI presents: Judgement Against Itself: Negativity in The Green Ray
Speakers Kalling Heck (Louisiana State University) Description This talk will chart a path through discussions of negative aesthetic judgment, emphasizing in particular its use in enlivening democratic life. That is, this talk will ask what it means to dismiss, reject, even hate a film, and how this might be useful to democracy. It will proceed… Continue Reading CSI presents: Judgement Against Itself: Negativity in The Green Ray
Barker Fairley Distinguished Visitor screening of Aki
A screening of Aki (2025) directed by Darlene Naponse, arranged by Barker Fairley Distinguished Visitor at University College, Wanda Nanibush. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion. Set on Atikameksheng Anishnawbek (formerly known as Whitefish Lake), this visual art documentary follows the seasons in director Darlene Naponse’s home community in Northern Ontario.
Critical Function Workshop – a mock job talk with Meghan Romano
Critical Function workshop is excited to announce a mock job talk with Meghan Romano on Thursday, April 2nd from 3:00-5:00 PM in Innis 222E. The abstract for Meghan’s talk— “Charles Eames, Cinema, and Infrastructure at the ‘Crossroads of the World’”—is below. Right after, there will be a catered meal for those that attend in Innis 223E! There is no… Continue Reading Critical Function Workshop – a mock job talk with Meghan Romano
Sit. Walk. Listen. Repeat. — film premiere + experience
Film premiere + live meditation experience. What happens when sixty people stop talking for seven days? What happens when sixty people stop talking for seven days? Sit. Walk. Listen. Repeat. is a 30-minute documentary that takes you inside a seven-day silent meditation retreat — the restlessness, the racing thoughts, and then, around day four, something… Continue Reading Sit. Walk. Listen. Repeat. — film premiere + experience