Toronto International Film Festival CEO, Cameron Bailey, says the festival was something people were eager to gather for after several lockdowns during the pandemic.

The importance of differences in the film world, on and off screen, make for...

Does the film shed enough light on Scarborough's challenges to get people to vote? Here's what residents believe

After a year's hiatus, the indie festival is back in action just in time for Halloween with a new virtual rollout.

If you've found that the film or art you view is easily forgettable, Pleasure...

Canada's next generation of filmmakers took the stage at the TIFF Next wave festival, showcasing a generations appreciation for diversity.

When the world came to a complete halt and COVID-19 sent people scurrying into their homes to self-isolate, Radheyan Simonpillai was already there.

Thousands attended the Toronto After Dark Film Festival that took place at the Scotiabank Theatre in downtown Toronto from Oct. 17 to 25.

There is a lot of buzz among Canadian filmmakers surrounding the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences reversing a controversial decision regarding the Oscar awards ceremony. 

The release of the Hollywood blockbuster "Black Panther" is going to give the Black Speculative Arts Movement a tremendous boost, predicted Quentin VerCetty, artist and founder of Canada's BSAM organization. "People will be talking about [the film] for a long time, it is something we haven't seen on screen for a long time, something we artists are trying to create in a speculative realm."

Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival celebrates 20 years.

He prefers "Mack Daddy of Mumblecore" and, it turns out, he had a lot to say The Seventh Art's Christopher Heron during his first appearance in Toronto. Filmmaker Andrew Bujalski, a Sundance award winner, was in Toronto last week for screenings of Funny Haha and Mutual Appreciation, and an extensive discussion and Q+A with Heron.