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Benefit Screening: An Act of Defiance (in support of The Stephen Lewis Foundation)
A riveting historical drama about Nelson Mandela’s lawyer Bram Fisher during the period leading up to and including the Rivonia Treason Trial in South Africa, when 10 political activists—including Mandela—were arrested for conspiracy against the Apartheid government.
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The Untold Story of The Office: A 15th Anniversary Celebration
When did you last hang out with Jim, Pam, Dwight, Michael, and the rest of Dunder Mifflin? Run away from your responsibilities and join Rolling Stone senior correspondent Andy Greene for a nostalgic look at The Office on the show’s 15th anniversary.
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Beyond Moving
Follow the remarkable journey of Siphe November, who left his small township in South Africa to follow his dreams at Canada’s National Ballet School.
Fri, Apr 17 1:45 PM6:30 PM Sat, Apr 18 4:00 PM6:30 PM Sun, Apr 19 8:15 PM Tue, Apr 21 2:00 PM9:15 PM Wed, Apr 22 2:30 PM9:15 PM Thu, Apr 23 4:00 PM Fri, Apr 24 1:30 PM Sun, Apr 26 11:30 AM
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Capital in the Twenty-First Century
In this revelatory adaptation of economist Thomas Piketty’s #1 New York Times bestseller, explore the ways that wealth and power have both shaped our past, and is creating a deeply unequal future.
Fri, Apr 24 4:00 PM Sat, Apr 25 12:00 PM Sun, Apr 26 6:15 PM Mon, Apr 27 3:30 PM6:15 PM Tue, Apr 28 4:00 PM8:45 PM Wed, Apr 29 3:30 PM9:15 PM
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The Chile Trilogy: The Cordillera of Dreams (2019)
In the final film of his Chile trilogy, Patricio Guzmán takes us on a breathtaking journey through the Andes, the majestic and enigmatic mountain range that holds the key to understanding the nation's past—and its unfolding future.
Fri, Apr 10 1:15 PM8:45 PM Sat, Apr 11 9:00 PM Sun, Apr 12 4:00 PM Tue, Apr 14 1:00 PM Wed, Apr 15 12:45 PM
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Curious Minds // The Royal Family with Toronto Star's Shinan Govani
Join Toronto Star Society Columnist—and avid Royal watcher— Shinan Govani as he breaks down the modern history of the one and only House of Windsor, bringing to life its most colourful personalities, its most opulent traditions and, of course, its juiciest scandals.
Sat, Apr 4 11:00 AM Sat, Apr 11 11:00 AM Sat, Apr 18 11:00 AM
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Doc Soup: Oliver Sacks: His Own Life
Explore the life and work of the legendary neurologist Oliver Sacks who redefined our understanding of the brain and mind.
Wed, Apr 8 6:30 PM Thu, Apr 9 6:45 PM
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Don't @ Me: Kiki
Sashay into New York City’s glittering Kiki scene and meet the LGBTQ youth-of-colour on the frontlines of social, racial and gender activism, working to build a more equitable world one runway pose at a time.
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Don't @ Me: Romantic Comedy
Explore the history of rom-coms in this insightful pastiche that analyzes the problematic genre with equal portions of love and flak.
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Ella Fitzgerald: Just One of Those Things
Interweaving scintillating concert footage with star-studded interviews and a repertoire of beloved songs, this joyful doc illuminates the life and times of the Queen of Jazz.
Fri, Apr 10 10:45 AM3:45 PM6:15 PM Sat, Apr 11 6:30 PM Sun, Apr 12 6:30 PM Mon, Apr 13 11:30 AM2:00 PM9:30 PM Tue, Apr 14 10:30 AM3:30 PM6:00 PM Wed, Apr 15 10:15 AM3:00 PM Thu, Apr 16 1:30 PM4:00 PM Fri, Apr 17 11:15 AM4:00 PM Sat, Apr 18 9:00 PM Wed, Apr 22 12:00 PM4:30 PM Thu, Apr 23 1:30 PM
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Exhibition on Screen: Lucian Freud - A Self Portrait
Titan of British art Lucian Freud turns his unflinching eye firmly on himself in this thrilling exhibition of self-portraits, on extraordinary display at London’s Royal Academy of Arts.
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Game Changers: Elvis: Return to Tupelo
Before the gold records, movie deals and infamous variety shows, trace how Elvis Presley’s storied upbringing in the quiet town of Tupelo, Mississippi helped mold him into the rock’n’roll legend he would become.
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Game Changers: Finding Fela
Political firebrand, musical innovator, global icon, self-proclaimed “Black President”—the controversial life and extraordinary legacy of Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti is explored by Oscar-winning director Alex Gibney.
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Game Changers: LaDonna Harris: Indian 101
Comanche civil rights trailblazer LaDonna Harris disrupted the course of American history, inspiring Indigenous leadership around the globe to unite around shared values and combat the discrimination they have in common.
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Game Changers: Lenny Bruce Without Tears
The man who made comedy the frontline for free speech, Lenny Bruce shattered the rigid taboos of his time with his wry, deeply iconoclastic humour—even when it cost him.
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Game Changers: Pablo Picasso: The Legacy of a Genius
With celebrated artists as your guide— including Gerhard Richter, David Hockney, and Roy Lichtenstein—get an extraordinary glimpse into the motifs, methods and movements of one of the most important artists of our time.
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Game Changers: Power and Terror: Noam Chomsky in our Times
Witness legendary linguist, activist and political dissident Noam Chomsky at the height of his intellectual prowess as he shares razor-sharp insights into the state of American politics in the aftermath of 9/11.
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Game Changers: Worlds of Ursula K. Leguin
Explore the remarkable life, legacy and imagination of the late science fiction author whose subversive works forced the mainstream to embrace fantasy in literature. Featuring interviews with Neil Gaiman, Margaret Atwood, Michael Chabon and more!?
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High Minded: Sans Soleil (1983)
Lose yourself in the boundaries of memory, place and time in this rarely-screened 1983 masterpiece from French filmmaker, poet and multimedia artist, Chris Marker.
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The Mindfulness Movement
Learn how the simple practice of paying attention to the present moment can enrich our individual and collective lives. Featuring insights from mindfulness champions Deepak Chopra, Jon Kabat-Zinn, Dan Harris and more.
Fri, Apr 3 3:30 PM9:30 PM Sat, Apr 4 3:45 PM Sun, Apr 5 3:30 PM Mon, Apr 6 3:30 PM9:30 PM Tue, Apr 7 9:00 PM Wed, Apr 8 3:45 PM9:30 PM Thu, Apr 9 2:00 PM9:45 PM
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Music on Film: That Pärt Feeling: The Universe of Arvo Pärt
Peek into the world of Arvo Pärt, the reclusive and prolific composer who believes it’s not through words that a great artist communicates, but through music.
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The Chile Trilogy: Nostalgia for the Light (2010)
While astronomers gaze at the stars from Chile’s Atacama Desert, women search the sands below for the remnants of the loved ones who “disappeared” under the Pinochet regime in Patricio Guzmán’s magical first entry in his “Chile Trilogy.”
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The New York Times's Op-Docs: From Here to Home
Join us for a selection five short films from The New York Times’s acclaimed Op-Docs series on the big screen. Each entry in this newest collection offers a personal and diverse perspective on the immigrant experience.
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Our Beautiful City // Celebrating Toronto's Book Culture: Talk & Screening
Our Beautiful City returns with this delightful portrait of Paris’ legendary Shakespeare and Company bookstore, followed by a special panel relating the film back to Toronto’s wonderful, but increasingly imperilled, bookstore community.
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The Chile Trilogy: The Pearl Button (2015)
In the second entry of his Chile Trilogy, Patricio Guzmán embarks on a quest to uncover the secrets hidden beneath the waters of the country's Patagonia coast, tracing the long-suppressed history of its Indigenous peoples along the way.
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Performance on Screen: The Royal Opera's Fidelio
Celebrate Beethoven’s 250th anniversary with this new production of the composer’s only opera, a transcendent tale of risk and triumph set in the dark throws of revolutionary France.
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POSTPONED: No Man's Land Film Festival
No Man's Land Film Festival is an all-woman adventure film festival that meets a need and desire to highlight and connect individuals who identify as women in pursuit of the radical.
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RENTAL: The Great Disconnect presented by The GenWell Project
The GenWell Project presents a documentary that uncovers why, in a world seemingly more connected than ever before, people are feeling more and more socially isolated – and the true cost this has on our lives.
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Toronto Jewish Film Society: In Between
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Toronto Jewish Film Society: The Third Half
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This Film Should Be Played Loud: Kate Nash: Underestimate the Girl
Marvel at the raw energy of British mid-aughts pop sensation Kate Nash as she performs her signature brand of grrrl punk from LA to London, speaking truth to power along the way.
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This is Not a Movie
Follow veteran foreign correspondent Robert Fisk as he fights to report from the world’s most turbulent regions in this tour de force from acclaimed Canadian director Yung Chan.
Mon, Mar 30 2:15 PM9:00 PM Tue, Mar 31 12:30 PM9:15 PM Wed, Apr 1 3:45 PM6:30 PM Thu, Apr 2 3:30 PM9:30 PM
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The World According to Amazon
Amazon revolutionized the global economy almost overnight, dominating online retail and shifting our expectations around the distribution of our daily products—but at what cost?
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