Join us for an afternoon of reflection with this double bill of 80 Faces of Freedom and Neshoma, followed by a conversation with the film directors and special guests.

Powerhouse Jamaican-American poet and LGBTQ+ activist Staceyann Chin re-imagines the essential art of mothering.

A queer classic! Two drag queens and a trans woman board the eponymous pink bus and take a road trip across Australia.

An exploration of the origins of the iconic rock band and its meteoric rise—in just one year and against all odds.

Jesse and Céline spend a romantic evening together in Vienna, knowing they may never see each other after they part.

In Taika Waititi’s Boy, a young Maori kid idolizes Michael Jackson—until his estranged father returns home.

Celebrate Pride with this candy-coloured spoof of conversion therapy starring Natasha Lyonne, Clea DuVall and RuPaul.

Celebrate Studio Ghibli’s 40th anniversary with its first film—a captivatingly beautiful adventure epic.

Once a year, Doors Open Toronto invites the public to explore many of the city’s most-loved spaces—free of charge.

An intimate eyewitness account of the student protests at Columbia University, this urgent documentary engages in salient conversations around free speech and protest.

Transgender athlete Harrison Browne, author Rachel Browne and Jax Irwin discuss one of the most urgent books of 2025.

This Tamil-language adaptation of Sense and Sensibility trades 18th-century Devonshire for contemporary South India.

In this exclusive Toronto premiere, Katie Kitamura, author of the critically acclaimed novels Intimacies and A Separation, discusses her anticipated new novel, Audition, “a book so cold it feels hot.”

On Mother’s Day, sing along with ABBA hits to celebrate our favourite dancing queens—mothers, grandmothers and aunties.

Bring the kids to celebrate Mother’s Day weekend and knit, crochet and create along to Danny Devito’s heartfelt classic.

Celebrate the 25th anniversary of the film that taught us to stop danger in its tracks—in a ballgown and six-inch heels.

Stunning cinematography showcases the wonder of life in the ocean and exposes the unprecedented challenges it faces.

A box of letters from the 1950s is the key to unlocking a vital, yet previously untold, part of New York's LGBTQ+ history.

A landmark portrait of Harlem’s drag ball scene in the 1980s, a time rife with homophobia, transphobia, racism and AIDS.

Chronicling a reunion concert, a retrospective museum exhibition, a jukebox musical entitled Slanted! Enchanted! A Pavement Musical and the making of a big-budget biopic about the band, this not-to-be-missed, maximalist hybrid film will stimulate Pavement devotees new and old alike.

Celebrate the anniversary of Joe Wright’s 2005 adaptation of Jane Austen’s best-known novel that has bewitched audiences for two decades.

Come do the "Time Warp" again with this cult classic, presented with Toronto's own Shadow Cast who perform their satirical version during the screening.

Toronto, 1980. Four young women form Fifth Column, a post-punk band that will influence art and politics worldwide.

The Allusionist podcast presents Souvenirs, a stage show that tells the story of a friendship torn apart by a font.

A trip to Bodega Bay takes a bizarre avian turn in this Hitchcock classic that is one of the greatest horror films of all time.

Andrew Scott brings multiple characters to life in Simon Stephens’s adaptation of Chekhov's much-lauded stage play.

Come sing along as the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the Good become unlikely friends in the runaway hit musical.