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TIFF Confirms It Will Screen Documentary The Road Between Us at Festival

by Pat Mullen
August 14, 2025
News/TIFF

TIFF confirms that Barry Avrich's documentary The Road Between Us will screen at the festival following 24 hours of public outcry over its omission.

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A vintage polaroid photo of actor John Candy. He is wearing a Toronto Maple Leafs jersey and smiling. Behind him is a blue wall with a yellow painting.

TIFF to Open 50th Edition with John Candy Documentary

by Pat Mullen
June 4, 2025
News/TIFF

TIFF announces that the documentary John Candy: I Like Me will serve as the opening night gala of the 50th edition of the festival on Sept. 4.

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A woman in an army uniform sits in a truck.

Russians at War Screens at TIFF

by Pat Mullen
September 18, 2024
News/TIFF

Following its temporary pause, Russians at War had its North American premiere screenings at the Toronto International Film Festival.

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TIFF Previews Upcoming Market at Pre-Festival Event

by Pat Mullen
August 22, 2024
Industry/TIFF

The Toronto International Film Festival previewed its upcoming TIFF market in a pre-festival event that highlighted Canadian content.

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TIFF Lands Rogers as Presenting Sponsor

by Pat Mullen
July 31, 2024
TIFF

Rogers joins as presenting sponsor of the Toronto International Film Festival ahead of its 49th edition in September.

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Sylvester Stallone Doc Sly Named TIFF’s 2023 Closing Night Gala

by Pat Mullen
August 8, 2023
TIFF

TIFF announces the Sylvester Stallone documentary Sly as the Closing Night gala for the 2023 festival. Thom Zimny directs the Netflix doc.

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TIFF Canadian Programmer Steve Gravestock to Retire at End of 2022

by Pat Mullen
June 6, 2022
Industry/TIFF

TIFF announces that long-time Canadian programmer Steve Gravestock will retire at the end of 2022 following 25 years with the organization.

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TIFF Announces 2022 Venues for In-Person Fest

by Pat Mullen
April 2, 2022
TIFF

TIFF announces venues including the addition of the Royal Alexandra Theatre and plans to be fully in-person for 2022 festival.

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TIFF Announces Return to In-Person Festival, Unveils Programming Team

by Pat Mullen
February 24, 2022
Industry/TIFF

Jason Ryle and Kelly Boutsalis join programming team at the Toronto International Film Festival as fest announces in-person plans for TIFF 2022.

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Black Trailblazers

by Courtney Small
October 6, 2021
Essays/Features

How Selwyn Jacob, Sylvia D. Hamilton, and Sam Pollard broke barriers in documentary production and continue to fight for change in the film industry.

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Prime Minster Brian Mulroney appears in a fantastical image. He is pictured from the waist up wearing a flamboyant Liberace-style coat. There is a dazzling background behind him with campaign signs. He looks pale and a bit like a vampire.

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Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney is Matthew Rankin's irreverent docufantasia about Canada's 18th PM.

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Thanks, mubicanada & and @serviettemagazine, for hosting tonight's screening of Eleanor and Sofia Coppola's #MakingMarieAntoinette. 

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Defying society one handstand at a time. 🤸‍♀️ THE Defying society one handstand at a time. 🤸‍♀️

THE GYMNASTS OF FISHERMAN COLONY shares the story of the young women in Pakistan who thrive on the balance beam. @habibanosheen tells us about making a joyous portrait of the young women of Pakistan.

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Before #NuisanceBear screens at @hotdocs_' Doc Sou Before #NuisanceBear screens at @hotdocs_' Doc Soup series, revisit the Oscar shortlisted short that inspired it! 🐻‍❄

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Lorraine Bracco receives the Spotlight Award at @w Lorraine Bracco receives the Spotlight Award at @windsorfilmfest following the Canadian premiere of #Goodfellas doc, As Far Back As I Can Remember. 🏆

Here she talks about her favourite memory: working with Ray Liotta.

With (l-r) WIFF executive director Vincent Georgie, production designer Kristi Zea, actor Welker White, and directors Lisa Downs and Ash Pugh. 📽

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🏆Matthew Rankin accepts the WIFF Prize in Canadian 🏆Matthew Rankin accepts the WIFF Prize in Canadian Film at @windsorfilmfest for LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, BRIAN MULRONEY. 

The @onf_nfb film is the first documentary to win the $25,000 prize. 

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At @windsorfilmfest all the way from Bosnia, filmm At @windsorfilmfest all the way from Bosnia, filmmaker Sladana Lucic talks about her documentary #Indentity and the children born of wartime violence who are now fighting for change. 🇧🇦 

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Forget the patronizing title and the fact that it' Forget the patronizing title and the fact that it's the fourth doc about this crew in a year, Netflix’s #SCTV film is good times with old friends. 

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Montreal's turn! Festival announcement train conti Montreal's turn! Festival announcement train continues with @ridm_festival's 2026 lineup. 🚂

This year's fest includes 7 features in the National Competition, 8 titles in the International Competition. Plus, we'll be on hand for the New Visions @fipresci jury! 

🔗 Get the lineup at POV (Link in bio)

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Festober continues with a huge documentary slate a Festober continues with a huge documentary slate at @windsorfilmfest!

The lineup includes #Goodfellas doc 'As Far Back as I Can Remember' with @braccoabroad on hand as an honouree, while docs have a 40% share in the Canadian competition. 

📽 Fest runs Oct. 29 - Nov. 8.

🔗 Get a rundown of the doc lineup at POV! (Link in bio)

📖 Pick up a copy of our current issue at the WIFF box office while quantities last! 

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The Gymnasts of Fisherman Colony Balances the Joys of Girlhood

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Prime Minster Brian Mulroney appears in a fantastical image. He is pictured from the waist up wearing a flamboyant Liberace-style coat. There is a dazzling background behind him with campaign signs. He looks pale and a bit like a vampire.

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Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney is Matthew Rankin's irreverent docufantasia about Canada's 18th PM.

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