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‘The Glassworker’: A love letter to Pakistan’s creative talent
The Studio Ghibli-inspired film is Pakistan’s official submission for the 2025 Oscar nominations
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TPFF 2024: ‘Life is Beautiful’ — a letter to Gaza
Mohamed Jabaly’s documentary leaves audiences with a new philosophy –” Al Haya Halwa (Life is Beautiful)”
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TPFF 2024: In conversation with programmer Dania Majid
Toronto Palestinian Film Festival co-founder and programmer explores the event’s significance for the Palestinian community and its testament to the Palestinian spirit
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Crafting her vision: Ri-Ann Pully on resilience, representation and revolutionizing VFX
Ri-Ann Pully shares her journey from Bermuda to Hollywood, the importance of creating spaces for underrepresented voices and advice for young creatives on navigating self-doubt and building a lasting…
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TPFF 2024: ‘Suppression of Palestinian Expression’ — A panel on silenced voices
The panel dived into the depth of reprisals in the workplace and how often they shape into Islamophobia
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TIFF 2024: ‘Love in The Big City’ — finding soul in Seoul
Steve Sanghyun Noh and Kim Go-Eun’s stellar performances in ‘Love in The Big City’ narrate a tale of maneuvering friendship, identity and relationships in a sprawling metropolis
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Horror Trope Bingo: A fun exploration of the genre’s familiar patterns
Dive into the thrilling world of horror cinema with this fun game By Jessica Wiseman While we are in the midst of fall season, it’s the perfect time to…
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5 Halloween-themed films you didn’t know were shot in Canada
From beloved franchises to hidden gems, these films offer a perfect way to celebrate the season
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TIFF 2024: ‘Can I Get A Witness?’ — foreboding fiction
This dystopic film starring Canadian actress Sandra Oh poses a plausible future for human society that will stick with the watcher
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Dear TIFF: I’ll never be the same again
Three weeks ago, I realized maybe movies allow us the opportunity to live an infinite amount of lives
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TIFF 2024: ‘Paying for It’ — a coital Canadian comedy
Chester Brown’s comic-to-film adaptation begs the question: can money actually buy happiness?
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Final Girls Film Club: Redefining women in the horror genre
Final Girls Film Club champions women in horror by hosting monthly screenings of iconic ‘final girl’ films, sparking discussion and building community
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