Toronto Movies & Film Screenings
May 18 to May 21
Punjabi International Film Festival (PIFF) Toronto 2012 presents the best feature films, documentaries and short films from around the world on themes of Punjabi culture and identity. The Festival is dedicated to using film for its contemporary popular value and accessibility in order to reflect the diversity of the Punjabi culture internationally.
PIFF Toronto 2012 provides an opportunity to heighten awareness of Punjab and Punjabi Diaspora around the world to audiences of all cultural backgrounds, and to present films in their original languages with subtitles, in an effort to break down racial, cultural and religious barriers and stereotypes.
Nothing gives us greater joy than coming out of a movie theater feeling we have discovered a new way of seeing the world through the moving image. Each film tells a brilliant story that will provoke thought, emotion and discussion. To capitalize on that we have worked to create an interactive atmosphere at each screening. We provide an opportunity to meet Filmmakers, Producers, Actors and Celebrities from across the globe. This is the one place where artists and the public come together and engage in a conversation about their number one passion.
Punjabi International Film Festival (PIFF) Toronto 2012 presents the best feature films, documentaries and short films from around the world on themes of Punjabi culture and identity. The Festival is dedicated to using film for its contemporary popular value and accessibility in order to reflect the diversity of the Punjabi culture internationally.
PIFF Toronto 2012 provides an opportunity to heighten awareness of Punjab and Punjabi Diaspora around the world to audiences of all cultural backgrounds, and to present films in their original languages with subtitles, in an effort to break down racial, cultural and religious barriers and stereotypes.
Nothing gives us greater joy than coming out of a movie theater feeling we have discovered a new way of seeing the world through the moving image. Each film tells a brilliant story that will provoke thought, emotion and discussion. To capitalize on that we have worked to create an interactive atmosphere at each screening. We provide an opportunity to meet Filmmakers, Producers, Actors and Celebrities from across the globe. This is the one place where artists and the public come together and engage in a conversation about their number one passion.
Jun 11 to Jun 17
Known as The NXNE, this festival showcases emerging artists from Canada, the United States and other countries. Musical genres performed have included folk, punk and funk. The event, usually held in June, takes place in clubs, outdoor stages and special venues in the downtown area. A conference unites the movers and shakers of the industry with many budding performers. The relatively new film portion of the festival offers special screenings of new films.
Known as The NXNE, this festival showcases emerging artists from Canada, the United States and other countries. Musical genres performed have included folk, punk and funk. The event, usually held in June, takes place in clubs, outdoor stages and special venues in the downtown area. A conference unites the movers and shakers of the industry with many budding performers. The relatively new film portion of the festival offers special screenings of new films.
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One of North America's premier film events. The Toronto International Film Festival attracts world wide attention and many of the 'movers and shakers' in the movie industry. The festival is held at a variety of venues throughout the city.
One of North America's premier film events. The Toronto International Film Festival attracts world wide attention and many of the 'movers and shakers' in the movie industry. The festival is held at a variety of venues throughout the city.
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Ekran Film Festival is a non‐profit organization dedicated to the promotion of film, art and culture promoting Polish cinematography and filmmaking while focusing on the Polish-Canadian community.
Ekran 2011 Toronto Polish Film Festival Schedule *(with English subtitles)
FRIDAY OCTOBER 21, 2011
8.00pm : Wonderful Summer dir. Ryszrad Brylski (Guest + Q&A)
SATURDAY OCTOBER 22, 2011
12:00pm : Meeting with Magda Olczyk @ The Roncy St. Gallery
1:00pm : The Officers Wife - dir. Piotr Uzarowicz (Guest + Q&A)
3:00pm : Shorts (More Information Below) dir. Rafal Sokolowski (Guest + Q&A)
5:00pm : Michal Maryniarczyk Award + film Tor 13 dir. M.Maryniarczyk
6:30pm : Joanna dir. Feliks Falk co-screening with TJFF
9:00pm : Tomorrow will be better dir. Dorota Kedzierzawska
SUNDAY OCTOBER 23, 2011
2:00pm : Animations (More Information Below) Q&A: dir. Michal Mroz co-screening with TAIS
4:00pm : Flying Pigs dir. Anna Kazejak
6:30pm : Erratum - dir. Marek Lechki
9:00pm : Entanglement dir. Jacek Bromski
Shorts Saturday 3:00pm
Three Mothers Rafal Sokolowski
Jutro mnie tu nie bedzie Julia Kolberger
Vanishing Bartosz Kruhlik
Frozen Stories Grzegorz Jaroszuk
Konkurs - Kuba Cuman
Animations Sunday 2:00pm
Prezydencja, Pipeta, Dystopia, Drakula, Zgrzyt, Danny Boy, Radostki, Store with Flowers
Ekran Film Festival is a non‐profit organization dedicated to the promotion of film, art and culture promoting Polish cinematography and filmmaking while focusing on the Polish-Canadian community.
Ekran 2011 Toronto Polish Film Festival Schedule *(with English subtitles)
FRIDAY OCTOBER 21, 2011
8.00pm : Wonderful Summer dir. Ryszrad Brylski (Guest + Q&A)
SATURDAY OCTOBER 22, 2011
12:00pm : Meeting with Magda Olczyk @ The Roncy St. Gallery
1:00pm : The Officers Wife - dir. Piotr Uzarowicz (Guest + Q&A)
3:00pm : Shorts (More Information Below) dir. Rafal Sokolowski (Guest + Q&A)
5:00pm : Michal Maryniarczyk Award + film Tor 13 dir. M.Maryniarczyk
6:30pm : Joanna dir. Feliks Falk co-screening with TJFF
9:00pm : Tomorrow will be better dir. Dorota Kedzierzawska
SUNDAY OCTOBER 23, 2011
2:00pm : Animations (More Information Below) Q&A: dir. Michal Mroz co-screening with TAIS
4:00pm : Flying Pigs dir. Anna Kazejak
6:30pm : Erratum - dir. Marek Lechki
9:00pm : Entanglement dir. Jacek Bromski
Shorts Saturday 3:00pm
Three Mothers Rafal Sokolowski
Jutro mnie tu nie bedzie Julia Kolberger
Vanishing Bartosz Kruhlik
Frozen Stories Grzegorz Jaroszuk
Konkurs - Kuba Cuman
Animations Sunday 2:00pm
Prezydencja, Pipeta, Dystopia, Drakula, Zgrzyt, Danny Boy, Radostki, Store with Flowers
- The Revue Cinema Address: 400 Roncesvalles Ave. Toronto ON CAN M6R 2M9
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The Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival is a unique showcase of contemporary Asian cinema. Works include films and videos by East and Southeast Asian artist in Canada, the U.S., Asia and all over the world.
The Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival is a unique showcase of contemporary Asian cinema. Works include films and videos by East and Southeast Asian artist in Canada, the U.S., Asia and all over the world.
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Showcasing European cinema over two weeks, this annual event features a diverse selection of foreign-language screenings from countries like Poland, Romania, Austria and Greece. The films are screened at a variety of cinemas and theaters city-wide.
Showcasing European cinema over two weeks, this annual event features a diverse selection of foreign-language screenings from countries like Poland, Romania, Austria and Greece. The films are screened at a variety of cinemas and theaters city-wide.
- Bloor Cinema Address: 506 Bloor St. W. (Bloor & Spadina) Toronto
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Celebrating the cinematic works of emerging and established female film-makers, this competitive festival offers screenings, script readings, panel discussions and a gala awards ceremony.
Celebrating the cinematic works of emerging and established female film-makers, this competitive festival offers screenings, script readings, panel discussions and a gala awards ceremony.
- Rainbow Cinemas Market Square Address: 80 Front Street E. at Jarvis Toronto ON CAN M5E 1T4
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Launched in 1998 as a division of the Toronto International Film Festival, this cultural event offers diverse film programming for children of all ages. A wide range of International films are screened at venues city-wide during the festival.
Launched in 1998 as a division of the Toronto International Film Festival, this cultural event offers diverse film programming for children of all ages. A wide range of International films are screened at venues city-wide during the festival.
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Presenting over 170 films from over 35 countries, this documentary film festival runs over 11 days and features an array of screenings, conferences and workshop opportunities. A variety of festival pass packages are available for festivities, which are held at various venues around the city.
Presenting over 170 films from over 35 countries, this documentary film festival runs over 11 days and features an array of screenings, conferences and workshop opportunities. A variety of festival pass packages are available for festivities, which are held at various venues around the city.
- Bloor Cinema Address: 506 Bloor St. W. (Bloor & Spadina) Toronto
