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Here's some free advice for resolving TIFF's ongoing identity crisis.
By
Will Sloan
Toronto's documentary film festival runs till May 7, and will showcase 230 films from a record 58 countries.
By
Jesse Hawken and Angelo Muredda
Two long-running local events—The Images Festival, and the rebranded Feminist Porn Awards (now the Toronto International Porn Festival)—kicked off last night.
By
Steve Fisher
The latest edition of Feminist Live Reads casts local celebs to read Mean Girls, including several who had roles in the original high school comedy.
By
Steve Fisher
Tonight's world premiere of ISO: Tall Cans, Tokens, and Compassion may have a (donated) red carpet, but admission will be free.
By
Steve Fisher
One of Canada's top photographers speaking at OCAD tomorrow for one night only.
By
Steve Fisher
Martin Sheen plays a right wing populist who could lead the country to nuclear war.
By
David Fleischer
With bonus Peter Zezel content.
By
David Fleischer
Reel Toronto remains the best resource to see what's filmed in the city, though.
By
David Hains
Featuring U of T, Scaramouche, and more.
By
David Fleischer
On our streets, bad guys take on badder guys.
By
David Fleischer
Take a 3-D movie and add wind, snow, fog, and chairs that pitch and shake.
By
Jesse Hawken
The specialty fest hosts screenings and discussions about mental illness and addiction.
By
Angelo Muredda
Going back in time to this 1987 movie, in which Toronto plays Chicago.
By
David Fleischer
A political thriller that makes the most of Nathan Phillips Square.
By
David Fleischer
Helping you keep things spooky all throughout October.
By
Jessica Buck
Cooooo-roo-koo-koo, cooooo-roo-koo-koo
By
David Fleischer
Michael J. Fox and Al Waxman make some (not-so-serious) Canadian film history.
By
David Fleischer
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