The IMDb-qualifying Toronto Art Film Spirit Awards is an international competition and annual event that promotes arthouse films worldwide. It supports both new and seasoned filmmakers by highlighting diverse storytelling. Supported by Toronto Film magazine and independent platforms in the U.S. and Canada, the festival boosts the visibility of indie films in a competitive market. Our aim is to celebrate the influence of arthouse cinema, challenge traditional narratives, and i

Father is a compelling UK feature film that has been brought to life through the creative vision of directors Segun Oladoye, Isaac Odeniran, and Jordan Johnson. This cinematic piece delves deep into the complex and often tumultuous dynamics of familial relationships, particularly focusing on the bond between a father and his children amidst the challenges of separation. The narrative centers around a loving yet estranged father who is desperately trying to navigate the murky

The Toronto Women Film Festival is dedicated to supporting, recognizing, and empowering women's voices in cinema. It celebrates and...

Described as “a stunning piece, where landscape, heritage, movement, and dance merge in a poetic composition,” this captivating...

Since the brutal murder of nine-year-old Greta's mother, she has been tormented by terrible nightmares. Three years later, her father,...

“Haenyeo & Simbang: Korean Sea Women & Shamans” explores the 1500 year old tradition of free-diving women of Jeju island, known for their...

This feature documentary explores the historical relationship between Hollywood, television, and the authentic portrayal of diverse...

Robert Redford, the Oscar-winning actor and director known for his roles in “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” and “All the President’s...

These films were either shot in Canada, created by Canadian filmmakers or directors, feature Canadian actors, or encompass all of these...