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Jul 26
Future of Film Showcase @ The Paradise
Emerging filmmakers point the way forwards.

Schedule This Week:
Jul 24, 7:30pm:  Thanks to the Hard Work of the Elephants (2025, Canada, D: Bryce Hodgson)
Jul 25, 6:00pm:  Tycoon (2026, Canada/USA, D: Charlotte Zhang)
Jul 25, 9:00pm:  Never Get Busted! (2025, Australia/UK/USA, D: Stephen McCallum & David Ngo)
Jul 26, 10:00am:  Student Shorts Programme
Jul 26, 3:00pm:  I Love Boosters (2026, USA, D: Boots Riley)
Jul 26, 8:30pm:  Otium (2026, Canada, D: Christopher Beaulieu)

 
Jul 24
- Aug 1
Toronto Arab Film Festival  
Arab cinema in Toronto. Venues: Alliance Francaise, Small World Centre, The Revue.

Schedule This Week:
Jul 24, 7:00pm:  The Stories (2025, Egypt/Austria/Sweden/UK, D: Abu Bakr Shawky)
Jul 25, 2:00pm:  Shorts Program 1
Jul 25, 4:30pm:  Flana (2025, Qatar/Iraq/France, D: Zahraa Ghandour)
Jul 25, 7:00pm:  Hijra (2025, Saudi Arabia/Iraq/UK/Egypt, D: Shahad Ameen)
Jul 26, 2:00pm:  Shorts Program 2
Jul 26, 4:30pm:  Life After Siham (2025, France/Egypt, D: Namir Abdel Messeeh)
Jul 30, 7:00pm:  The cats, the sea, and everything in between. (2025, Lebanon/Canada, D: Karel Malkoun)
Jul 31, 6:00pm:  Shorts Program 3
Jul 31, 8:00pm:  Sink (2025, Jordan/Estonia/Qatar/Saudi Arabia/Lebanon/France, D: Zain Duraie)
Aug 1, 6:45pm:  Calle Malaga (2025, Morocco/France/Spain, D: Maryam Touzani)

 
Jul 27
- Aug 2
Peruvian Film Festival Toronto @ The Carlton
The heart and soul of Peru.

Schedule This Week:
Jul 27, 5:00pm:  Rosa Chumbe (2015, Peru, D: Jonatan Relayze)
Jul 27, 7:00pm:  A World For Julius (2021, Spain/Argentina/Peru, D: Rossana Díaz-Costa)
Jul 27, 9:00pm:  Eternity (2017, Peru, D: Óscar Catacora)
Jul 28, 4:30pm:  Nanito (2025, Peru, D: Guillermo Fernández Cano)
Jul 28, 7:00pm:  Ramón and Ramón (2024, Peru/Spain/Uruguay, D: Salvador del Solar)
Jul 28, 9:00pm:  Magallanes (2025, Peru/Argentina/Spain, D: Salvador del Solar)
Jul 29, 5:00pm:  Family Politics (2025, Peru, D: Martín Rebaza Ponce de León)
Jul 29, 7:00pm:  The Monroy Affaire (2022, Argentina/Peru, D: Josué Méndez)
Jul 29, 9:00pm:  Night Has Come (2024, Spain/Mexico/Peru, D: Paolo Tizón)
Jul 30, 5:00pm:  Fuimos héroes (2025, Peru, D: Josué Talaverano) + Mi Barrios Altos querido (2019, Peru, D: Jimmy Valdivieso)
Jul 30, 7:00pm:  El bien esquivo (2001, Peru, D: Augusto Tamayo San Román)
Jul 30, 9:40pm:  The Invisible Girl (2022, Peru, D: Dorian Fernández-Moris)
Jul 31, 5:00pm:  Grompes, Curumí y la niña de la papaya (2023, Peru, D: Fernando Valdivia)
Jul 31, 7:00pm:  La piel más temida (2023, Peru, D: Joel Calero)
Jul 31, 9:15pm:  Los inocentes (2025, Peru/Mexico, D: Germán Tejada)
Aug 1, 2:00pm:  Pantaleón y las visitadoras (1999, Peru/Spain, D: Francisco J. Lombardi)
Aug 1, 4:45pm:  Runa Simi (2025, Peru, D: Augusto Zegarra)
Aug 1, 6:30pm:  Heart of the Wolf (2025, Peru, D: Francisco J. Lombardi)
Aug 1, 9:00pm:  Pucallpa la Europea (2025, Peru, D: Santi Zegarra)
Aug 2, 2:30pm:  Chabuca Granda… Confidences (1990, Peru, D: Martha Luna)
Aug 2, 6:30pm:  Mistura (2024, Peru/USA, D: Ricardo de Montreuil)
Aug 2, 9:00pm:  My Storylof (2025, Peru, D: Benjamín Doig Espinoza)

 
Repertory, Series, One-Offs and Short Runs
Jul 24
 
The Right Stuff (1983, USA, D: Philip Kaufman)    Silver Screenings
The Mercury space program prepares men to go to space. For seniors.
 
@ Lightbox 12:00pm
Jul 24
Jul 25
Jul 26
Jul 27
Jul 29
 
Project Hail Mary (2026, USA, D: Phil Lord & Christopher Miller)    To 70 and Beyond!
A science teacher is sent on a mission to discover the reason our sun is dying. In 70mm!
 
@ The Revue 6:00pm
2:30pm
11:30am
9:30pm
9:30pm
Jul 24
 
Genderation (2021, Germany, D: Monika Treut)    Monika Treut: Transcending Gender
Treut follows up with the subjects of Gendernauts to see how their lives and identities have evolved over 20 years.
 
@ Lightbox 6:30pm
Jul 24
 
Project Grizzly (1996, Canada, D: Peter Lynch)
Troy Hurtubise, obsessed with surviving a bear attack, creates the protective suit he hopes will make that possible. Director Peter Lynch in attendance! A make-up date for the winter's snowed-out screening.
 
@ Hot Docs Cinema 7:00pm
Jul 24
 
Blue (1993, UK, D: Derek Jarman)
Jarman and friends reflect as the filmmaker succumbs to AIDS, his vision reduced to seeing in shades of blue. Part of the Cafe Sprinkle series. A programme of readings of work inspired by Blue will take place the following evening.
 
@ Mercer Union 7:00pm
Jul 24
 
Miami Vice (2006, USA, D: Michael Mann)    Neon Dreams
Fiend-for-mojitos Colin Farrell is paired with Jamie Foxx in Michael Mann's big screen reboot of his influential television series.
 
@ The Revue 9:30pm
Jul 24
- Jul 30
 
The Truman Show (1998, USA, D: Peter Weir)
Ordinary man Jim Carrey finds that he is secretly the subject of a reality tv show.
 
@ The Carlton
Jul 24
- Jul 30
 
Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death and Rebirth (1997, USA, D: Hideaki Anno and others)
A condensation of the Neon Genesis Evangelion series, about pilots of humanoid fighting machines, leads into an alternate ending.
 
@ The Carlton
Jul 24
- Jul 30
 
The End of Evangelion (1997, Japan, D: Hideaki Anno & Kazuya Tsurumaki)
Much-loved anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion is given an alternate ending.
 
@ The Carlton
Jul 24
- Jul 30
 
The Goonies (1985, USA, D: Richard Donner)
Young adventurers search the caves under their town for pirate treasure.
 
@ The Carlton
Jul 24
- Jul 30
 
Thelma & Louise (1991, USA/UK, D: Ridley Scott)
Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis fight the patriarchy.
 
@ The Carlton
Jul 24
- Jul 30
 
Whiplash (2014, USA, D: Damien Chazelle)
A gifted music student butts heads with a demanding, emotionally abusive teacher.
 
@ The Carlton
Jul 24
- Jul 30
 
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008, USA, D: Steven Spielberg)    Always On Film
Globe-trotting adventurer Indiana Jones mixes it up with Soviets while trying to discover the secret behind ancient artifacts. 35mm!
 
@ Kingsway 9:15pm
Jul 24
- Jul 30
 
The End of Evangelion (1997, Japan, D: Hideaki Anno & Kazuya Tsurumaki)
Much-loved anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion is given an alternate ending.
 
@ Cineplex
Jul 25
Jul 26
 
The Iron Giant (1999, USA, D: Brad Bird)
A boy befriends a giant robot as government agents try to ferret out its location.
 
@ The Fox 1:00pm
1:00pm
Jul 25
 
Inception (2010, USA/UK, D: Christopher Nolan)    Christopher Nolan: Grand Designs
Leonardo Di Caprio enters dreams for the purposes of espionage. 35mm! W/ Dan Jolin
 
@ Lightbox 3:00pm
Jul 25
 
Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World (2026, USA, D: Sasha Waters)
Poet Mary Oliver's work draws from nature to inspire multitudes.
 
@ Hot Docs Cinema 4:00pm
Jul 25
 
The Piano Teacher (2001, France/Austria/Germany, D: Michael Haneke)
A piano teacher with extreme sexual hang-ups is romantically pursued by her much younger student.
 
@ The Revue 6:15pm
Jul 25
 
Summer Interlude (1951, Sweden, D: Ingmar Bergman)
A ballerina reminisces about a doomed summer love affair from years earlier.
 
@ Lightbox 6:30pm
Jul 25
 
Steal This Story, Please! (2025, USA, D: Carl Deal & Tia Lessin)
Amy Goodman fights for truth and accountability as part of Democracy Now!
 
@ Hot Docs Cinema 7:00pm
Jul 25
 
Arrival (2016, USA, D: Denis Villeneuve)
Linguist Amy Adams tries to decipher the intentions of aliens whose spaceships have suddenly appeared above our planet. Outdoors!
 
@ Sorauren Park 8:45pm
Jul 25
 
Psycho Beach Party (2000, USA/Australia, D: Robert Lee King)    Dumpster Raccoon
The beach film gets a slasher makeover when the first girl to surf Malibu turns out to suffer from a psychological disorder. Plus: live performance, video preshow and an intro from series host Anthony Oliveira.
 
@ The Revue 9:30pm
Jul 25
 
The Room (2003, USA, D: Tommy Wiseau)
The infamy.
 
@ The Carlton 10:00pm
Jul 25
 
Dog Man (2025, USA, D: Peter Hastings)    Family Favourites
A hybrid policeman/police dog creature wrestles with his dual identity while trying to thwart a feline supervillain. At most Cineplex locations.
 
@ Cineplex
Jul 26
 
The Prestige (2006, UK/USA, D: Christopher Nolan)    Christopher Nolan: Grand Designs
Rival stage magicians Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale enter morally comprised territory as they each try to top the other in creating the ultimate illusion. 35mm! Jul 26 3:00pm
 
@ Lightbox 3:00pm
Jul 26
 
Sia: Nostalgic for the Present (2026, USA, D: Sia & Daniel Askill)
Choreographed vignettes, originally projected on screen and mimicked by the performers on Sia's 2016 tour, provide a visual counterpart to Sia's music.
 
@ Cineplex 3:00pm
Jul 26
 
Modern Whore (2025, Canada, D: Nicole Bazuin)
Sex worker Andrea Werhun relates her own story while exploding stereotypes about the industry and those who work in it. Director Nicole Bazuin and subject Andrea Werhun in attendance!
 
@ The Revue 3:30pm
Jul 26
 
The Golden Spurtle (2025, UK/Australia, D: Constantine Costi)
Contestants gather in the Scottish Highlands to battle for the title of World Porridge Champion. Documentary.
 
@ Lightbox 4:00pm
Jul 26
 
32 Meters (2025, Turkey/Iran/Qatar, D: Morteza Atabaki)
A woman with non-traditional notions runs up against patriarchy when she organizes a shooting competition for the other women in her village.
 
@ Hot Docs Cinema 4:00pm
Jul 26
 
Call of My Life (2026, Nigeria, D: Dammy Twitch)
A confirmed romantic finds new hope for love thanks to a phone call. A Q&A follows the screening.
 
@ The Fox 6:00pm
Jul 26
 
Assault on Precinct 13 (1976, USA, D: John Carpenter)
Cops and prisoners reluctantly join forces when their precinct is attacked by a street gang. 4K restoration!
 
@ Lightbox 6:30pm
Jul 26
 
The Fountain (2006, USA, D: Darren Aronofsky)    Destination Love
A doctor's attempt to save his dying wife sends him in pursuit of the mythical Tree Of Life.
 
@ The Revue 6:45pm
Jul 26
 
Glenn Gould: On the Record (1959, Canada, D: Roman Kroitor & Wolf Koenig)    Stories We Told
Glenn Gould: Off the Record (1959, Canada, D: Roman Kroitor & Wolf Koenig)
1) The famed pianist travels to NYC to record Bach’s Italian Concerto.
2) The famed pianist is observed relaxing at the cottage.
Plus: the first episode of MADE | NOUS: Stories That MADE Us.

 
@ Hot Docs Cinema 7:00pm
Jul 26
 
Mad Max (1979, Australia, D: George Miller)    Butt's Backdoor to the World
On the highways of Australia, Mel Gibson seeks bloody revenge as society collapses.
 
@ Eyesore Cinema 7:00pm
Jul 26
 
F for Fake (1973, France/Iran/Germany, D: Orson Welles)    Film Flam Men
Orson Welles expounds on the art of illusion. DM on Instagram for the address.
 
@ Market Video 8:00pm
Jul 26
Jul 29
 
Zardoz (1974, UK, D: John Boorman)
"The gun is good! The penis is evil!" Diaper-wearing barbarian Sean Connery brings chaos to Earth's immortal overlords.
 
@ The Fox 9:00pm
9:15pm
Jul 26
 
O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000, USA, D: Joel Coen)    Toronto Outdoor Picture Show
Escaped convicts undertake an odyssey to search for loot in the depression-era South. Outdoors! Also on the bill: shorts Paradise Falls, New Mexico (2004, D: Christina Battle) and Wild Life (2011, D: Amanda Forbis & Wendy Tilby).
 
@ Christie Pits 9:00pm
Jul 27
 
Take Care of My Cat (2001, South Korea, D: Jeong Jae-eun)
A tight-knit group of new graduates deal with drifting apart as adult realities begin to dominate their lives. 4K restoration!
 
@ The Paradise 6:00pm
Jul 27
 
The Lake House (2006, USA, D: Alejandro Agresti)    Destination Love
An architect finds love through the letters he sends and receives in his seemingly magic mailbox.
 
@ The Revue 6:45pm
Jul 27
 
Monday Surprise Premiere
A surprise preview of a soon-to-be-released film.
 
@ Cineplex 7:00pm
Jul 27
 
Love in All the Small Places
The premiere of the independent rom-com series. A Q&A follows the screening.
 
@ Hot Docs Cinema 7:30pm
Jul 27
 
Hoppers (2026, USA, D: Daniel Chong)    Movies Under the Stars
Humans enter the animal kingdom by transferring their consciousness into lifelike animal robot vessels. Outdoors! In English by the lake, in French in the meadow.
 
@ Downsview Park 9:00pm
Jul 27
- Jul 30
 
The Goonies (1985, USA, D: Richard Donner)
Young adventurers search the caves under their town for pirate treasure.
 
@ Elgin Mills
Jul 28
 
Insomnia (2002, USA, D: Christopher Nolan)    Christopher Nolan: Grand Designs
Los Angeles detectives investigate an Alaskan murder under the Midnight Sun. 35mm!
 
@ Lightbox 6:30pm
Jul 28
 
In the Heat of the Night (1967, USA, D: Norman Jewison)    Heat Wave
A small-town murder forces redneck sheriff Rod Steiger to work with Black city homicide detective Sidney Poitier. Intro by Psych Out curator Terry O'Flaherty.
 
@ The Revue 6:30pm
Jul 28
 
A Silent Voice (2016, Japan, D: Naoko Yamada)
A former bully attempts to track down his one-time target, a deaf girl, to make amends.
 
@ The Fox 6:30pm
Jul 28
 
For All Mankind (1989, USA, D: Al Reinert)    Odysseys and Oddities
NASA astronauts travel to the moon and back. Also on the bill: 1902 Melies silent short A Trip to the Moon.
 
@ The Paradise 8:30pm
Jul 28
 
Chicago (2002, USA, D: Rob Marshall)    Free Flicks
Murderesses sing and dance on death row. Outdoors!
 
@ Harbourfront 8:30pm
Jul 28
 
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986, USA, D: John Hughes)
"Why should he get to do whatever he wants, whenever he wants? Why should everything work out for him? What makes him so goddamn special?" Ditch school with Matthew Broderick and pals. Outdoors!
 
@ Ramsden Park 8:30pm
Jul 28
 
The Time Traveler’s Wife (2009, USA, D: Robert Schwentke)    Destination Love
Involuntary time travel pits a strain on a librarian's marriage.
 
@ The Revue 9:30pm
Jul 28
 
The Ember Knight Show Season 1    Bleeding Edge
The instructional etiquette comedy series screens in full. Ember Knight and Eamon Shea in attendance!
 
@ Market Video
Jul 29
 
Memory of Princess Mumbi (2025, Kenya/Switzerland/Saudi Arabia, D: Damien Hauser)
A future filmmaker finds beauty in life when he eschews the use of A.I.
 
@ Lightbox 6:30pm
Jul 29
 
Grease (1978, USA, D: Randal Kleiser)
"This car is Auto-matic. It's System-matic. It's Hyyyyydro-matic. Why, it's Greased Lightning!" High school students navigate sex, relationships and reputations in this ode to the 1950s by way of the 1970s. A sing-along! A make-up date for last month's postponed screening.
 
@ The Fox 6:30pm
Jul 29
 
Solaris (2002, USA, D: Steven Soderbergh)    Destination Love
Scientists manning a planetary outpost contend with materialized thoughts and memories. 4K restoration!
 
@ The Revue 6:45pm
Jul 29
 
Premium Rush (2012, USA, D: David Koepp)    TIFF Next Wave
Bicycle courier Joseph Gordon-Levitt is pursued by a crooked cop who wants his package. 35mm! Intro by Charlie's Freewheels.
 
@ Lightbox 7:00pm
Jul 29
 
Stolen Kingdom (2025, TK, D: Joshua Bailey)
Opportunists slip into off-limits areas of Disney World looking for one-of-a-kind souvenirs.
 
@ The Paradise 8:30pm
Jul 29
 
Remember the Titans (2000, USA, D: Boaz Yakin)    Downtown Movies in the Park
Coach Denzel Washington is tasked with leading a newly integrated football team to victory. Outdoors! In David Pecaut Square.
 
@ Lightbox 9:00pm
Jul 29
 
The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025, USA, D: Matt Shakman)    Movie Nights in the Beach
In the 1960s, a tight-knit quartet of superheroes contend with planet-threatening danger. Outdoors!
 
@ Kew Gardens 9:00pm
Jul 29
 
Fancy Dance (2023, USA, D: Erica Tremblay)    Under the Stars
An Indigenous woman and her niece evade custody troubles by taking a roadtrip to a powwow. Outdoors! The movie starts a sundown. Also on the bill: short Niimi (2025, D: Dana Solomon).
 
@ Regent Park
Jul 30
 
Sick of Myself (2022, Norway/Sweden/Denmark/France, D: Kristoffer Borgli)    Final Girls Film Club
An artist remakes herself in a bid to attract attention away from her rising star of a partner.
 
@ Cinecycle 6:00pm
Jul 30
 
Student Film Showcase 2026    MDFF Selects
MDFF nurtures the next generation of Canadian filmmakers.
 
@ Lightbox 6:30pm
Jul 30
 
Marnie (1964, USA, D: Alfred Hitchcock)    Battle of the Sexes
A compulsive thief's new husband attempts to get to the bottom of his bride's neuroses.
 
@ The Fox 6:30pm
Jul 30
 
13 Going on 30 (2004, USA, D: Gary Winick)    Hold Up
A 13-year-old girl's wish sends her into the body of her 30-year-old self (Jennifer Garner).
 
@ The Revue 6:45pm
Jul 30
 
I Saw the TV Glow (2024, USA, D: Jane Schoenbrun)
A troubled teen's sense of reality cracks open when he is introduced to a mysterious late-night television show. Plus: a clip from the director Jane Schoenbrun's upcoming film Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma.
 
@ Lightbox 7:00pm
Jul 30
 
The Taste of Tea (2004, Japan, D: Katsuhito Ishii)    Eastern Promises
A Japanese family of oddballs work through projects, hangups and strange goings-on. New remaster!
 
@ The Paradise 7:00pm
Jul 30
 
Wham! 10 Days in China (2026, UK/USA, D: Mike Christie)
George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley’s band Wham! become the first Western pop act to play in China.
 
@ Cineplex 7:30pm
Jul 30
 
Ninja Turf (1985, South Korea/USA, D: Richard Park Wu-sang)    Space Jail VHS
A Korean immigrant becomes involved with a high school gang linked to drug dealers. On VHS!
 
@ Eyesore Cinema 8:00pm
Jul 30
 
Speed (1994, USA, D: Jan de Bont)    Toronto Outdoor Picture Show
Keanu commands a bus wired with explosives. Outdoors! Also on the bill: short Le Tour de Canada (2025, D: John Hollands).
 
@ Corktown Common 8:45pm
Jul 30
 
Boutique: To Preserve and Collect (2024, USA, D: Ryan Bruce Levey)
The rise of boutique Blu-Ray labels aids the preservation of media and the representation of marginalized voices. Canadian premiere! Plus: a Q & A with director Ry Levey and special guests.
 
@ The Revue 9:30pm
Jul 31
 
Batman Begins (2005, USA, D: Christopher Nolan)    Christopher Nolan: Grand Designs
Gotham's severe crime problems demand an unorthodox solution. 35mm!
 
@ Lightbox 6:00pm
Jul 31
 
Jaws 3-D (1983, USA, D: Joe Alves)    Not-So-Terrible Twos
A marine theme park's attempts to keep a Great White Shark captive leads to three-dimensional violence. In 3-D! 35mm!
 
@ The Revue 6:45pm
Jul 31
 
A Hard Day’s Night (1964, UK, D: Richard Lester)
From the opening chord to the closing concert, The Fab Four live a madcap life while being chased by screaming teen girls.
 
@ Hot Docs Cinema 7:00pm
Jul 31
 
The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975, UK/USA, D: Jim Sharman)
A couple of squares experience sexual liberation (in song!) at the creepy old house they take shelter in during a storm. With live shadowcast Excited Mental State!
 
@ The Fox 9:30pm
Aug 1
 
Putney Swope (1969, USA, D: Robert Downey Sr.)
A Black man takes charge of an advertising firm. A book launch for Kier-La Janisse and Clint Enns' criticism collection Truth & Soul: A Robert Downey, Sr. Reader. Janisse and Enns in attendance!
 
@ The Revue 3:00pm
Aug 1
 
Persepolis (2007, France, D: Vincent Paronnaud & Marjane Satrapi)
A young girl experiences Iran's Islamic revolution. Animated.
 
@ The Fox 4:00pm
Aug 1
 
Peter Asher: Everywhere Man (2025, USA/UK, D: Dayna Goldfine & Daniel Geller)
From singer to A&R man to manager, Peter Asher's influence reaches far across pop culture from the 1960s to the 1980s.
 
@ Hot Docs Cinema 4:00pm
Aug 1
 
The Dark Knight (2008, USA, D: Christopher Nolan)    Christopher Nolan: Grand Designs
Gotham's crime problem turns more chaotic and diabolical than usual when The Joker arrives on the scene. 35mm!
 
@ Lightbox 6:00pm
Aug 1
 
The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999, USA, D: Anthony Minghella)
Con man Ripley plots to take over the life of the wealthy young man he has befriended.
 
@ Hot Docs Cinema 7:00pm
Aug 1
 
Count Yorga, Vampire (1970, USA, D: Bob Kelljan)
Lady Frankenstein (1971, Italy, D: Mel Welles & Aureliano Luppi)
1) A seance brings a couple into the orbit of a decadent European nobleman and his thirst for blood.
2) Dr. Frankenstein's daughter continues her father's unholy experiments.
Presented by Horror-rama. 16mm!

 
@ 918 Bathurst 7:00pm
Aug 2
 
Yojimbo (1961, Japan, D: Akira Kurosawa)
A wandering ronin engineers a gang war between rival businessmen. 35mm!
 
@ The Revue 1:00pm
Aug 2
 
The Green Ray (1986, France, D: Éric Rohmer)
An unhappy Parisian woman eventually comes to terms with her loneliness on summer vacation. 35mm!
 
@ Lightbox 4:00pm
Aug 2
 
Medium Cool (1969, USA, D: Haskell Wexler)    Apparatus Theory
TV news cameraman Robert Forster discovers his work is being used by the authorities to target the very community he's trying to help while protests at the 1968 Democratic convention fill the streets with chaos.
 
@ The Revue 4:00pm
Aug 2
 
The Gleaners and I (2000, France, D: Agnès Varda)
New Wave icon Varda considers the place of scavenging in French culture.
 
@ Hot Docs Cinema 4:30pm
Aug 2
 
The Dark Knight Rises (2012, USA, D: Christopher Nolan)    Christopher Nolan: Grand Designs
Bane leads Gotham City to revolution and chaos. 35mm!
 
@ Lightbox 6:00pm
Aug 2
 
You Got Gold: A Celebration of John Prine (2025, USA, D: Michael John Warren)
Musicians gather at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium to pay tribute to legendary singer-songwriter John Prine.
 
@ Hot Docs Cinema 7:00pm
Aug 2
 
Titanic (1997, USA, D: James Cameron)    Toronto Outdoor Picture Show
Their hearts will go on! Romance blooms as the big ship goes down. Outdoors! Plus: Also on the bill: short Mobilize (2005, D: Caroline Monnet).
 
@ Christie Pits 8:30pm
Aug 2
 
The Matrix (1999, USA, D: Lana Wachowski & Lilly Wachowski)
"You take the blue pill - the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill - you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit-hole goes." Keanu dives deep into virtual reality.
 
@ The Fox 9:00pm