Bad River: Film Screening and Panel Discussion
Join us for the screening of BAD RIVER, narrated by Quannah ChasingHorse and Academy-Award nominee, Edward Norton; written and directed by award-winning filmmaker, Mary Mazzio; and produced by Grant Hill (Owner of the Atlanta Hawks) and Allison Abner (writer for Narcos, West Wing and descendant of the Stockbridge Munsee Band), is a new documentary film… Continue Reading Bad River: Film Screening and Panel Discussion
Exclusive Film Screening of “My Friend Tommy” by Vabble
Join us for the Global Release Screening of the film “My Friend Tommy”; the story of a real life 40 year-old virgin’s quest for adulthood.
Nermin Bezmen Conversation and Book Launch Event
We’re excited to celebrate our library’s 25th anniversary in 2025! To mark this special occasion, we will be hosting our first event of the year on January 18. At our opening celebration, we will welcome miniature artist, printmaker, decorative artist, restorer, and author Nermin Bezmen as our guest. She will be introducing her two books, “TEO” and “TOLGAMA HASRET MEKTUPLARI”.… Continue Reading Nermin Bezmen Conversation and Book Launch Event
Kanaval Screening and Q&A
Innis College and the Cinema Studies Institute present a special screening of Kanaval on February 20 in recognition of Black History Month. Filmmaker Henri Pardo will join after the screening for a discussion and Q&A. Kanaval is the story of one young boy’s journey from a small port town on the coast of Haiti in 1975, during the town’s… Continue Reading Kanaval Screening and Q&A
CINSSU presents: Free Friday Film – Dreams
CINSSU presents – Free Friday Film: Dreams
KOTATSU 2025
Our annual winter film showcase is returning to Innis Town Hall! This year’s edition offers a perfect blend of five contemporary Japanese films, running from morning to night on Saturday, January 25. We open and close with stunning anime films, with a diverse selection of hidden indie gems in between. The kotatsu (炬燵 or こたつ) is a signature… Continue Reading KOTATSU 2025
SEEN Toronto Dance & Film Showcase
Join us for the first-ever SEEN TO Dance & Film Showcase, an innovative event that bridges the worlds of dance and film, spotlighting the incredible talent of Toronto’s dance community. SEEN TO stands for *Showcasing Expressive & Energetic Narratives* and this one-of-a-kind showcase brings choreographers’ visions to life on the big screen, offering an immersive… Continue Reading SEEN Toronto Dance & Film Showcase
CSI 50th Anniversary Screening Series: Splice
The Cinema Studies Institute celebrates its 50th anniversary with a screening series of films picked by notable CSI alumni. Screenings will be followed by a discussion between the alumni and a CSI faculty member. All are welcome. Seats are first come, first serve. Doors open at 6:30pm. Claim your free ticket at Eventbrite. Splice is a 2009 science… Continue Reading CSI 50th Anniversary Screening Series: Splice
CSI 50th Anniversary Screening Series: Selections by Bart Testa and Adam Nayman
The Cinema Studies Institute celebrates its 50th anniversary with a screening series of films picked by notable CSI alumni. Screenings will be followed by a discussion between the alumni and a CSI faculty member. A selection of films chosen by Bart Testa and Adam Nayman will be screened including: Battleship Potemkin (Eisenstein 1925) Windows (Greenaway 1975) Narrows Inlet (Rimmer… Continue Reading CSI 50th Anniversary Screening Series: Selections by Bart Testa and Adam Nayman
CSI 50th Anniversary Screening Series: Bastion Point: Day 507 & Incident at Restigouche
The Cinema Studies Institute celebrates its 50th anniversary with a screening series of films picked by notable CSI alumni. Screenings will be followed by a discussion between the alumni and a CSI faculty member. Bastion Point: Day 507 is a 1978 New Zealand documentary by Merata Mita, Leon Narbey and Gerd Pohlmann about the eviction of Ngati Whatua… Continue Reading CSI 50th Anniversary Screening Series: Bastion Point: Day 507 & Incident at Restigouche