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A mountain climer wearing a bright yellow suit ascends a snowy peak on Everest.

Everest: The Other Side Review – For the Love of the Climb

by Pat Mullen
September 20, 2026
Reviews/TIFF

Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin offer a personal and breathtaking glimpse at a friend's attempt to do an impossible trek in Everest: The Other Side.

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An archival image shows Terry Fox running along a rural street, wearing a white t-shirt and jogging shorts.

TIFF Announces Galas and Special Presentations for 2026 Festival

by Pat Mullen
July 20, 2026
News/TIFF

TIFF announces first Galas and Special Presentations for 2026 festival including Run Terry Run, Everest: The Other Side, and Tenzing.

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A Palestinian man speaks on a cell phone on speaker mode as one man and two women lean over to hear.

The Voice of Hind Rajab Review: For Daughters

by Pat Mullen
September 14, 2025
Reviews/TIFF

Kaouther Ben Hania's devastating hybrid drama The Voice of Hind Rajab revisits the day the world failed a six-year-old Palestinian girl.

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An archival image of Elvis Presley on stage in his white coverall suit with a red shirt.

EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert Review – The King Gets the Royal Treatment

by Pat Mullen
September 7, 2025
Reviews/TIFF

Baz Luhrmann's electrifying archival EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert is the Stop Making Sense of Elvis documentaries.

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An archival photo of the cast of the Toronto 1972 production of Godspell on the stage.

You Had to Be There Review: Toronto’s Godspell Lore Brings the Laughs

by Pat Mullen
September 6, 2025
Reviews/TIFF

The rollicking documentary You Had to Be There revisits the 1972 Toronto production of Godspell with Martin Short, Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin, and other funny folks.

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A school jacket hangs in a closet. It is blue with the letters DEGRASSI in white.

On Degrassi: Whatever It Takes and the Legacy of Canada’s Hit Series

by Pat Mullen
September 2, 2025
Features/Interviews/TIFF

An interview with Degrassi: Whatever It Takes director Lisa Rideout on bringing the growing pains of Canada's long-running series to the screen.

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A splitscreen image with an archival photo of the 1972 Toronto Godspell production on the left, and a four-frame of actors Eugene Levy, Martin Short, Dave Thomas, and Avril Chown giving interviews with brightly coloured backgrounds.

You Have to See It: Toronto’s Legendary Godspell ’72 Revisited

by Jason Gorber
September 2, 2025
Interviews/TIFF

An interview with You Had to Be There director Nick Davis about bringing the legendary 1972 Toronto Godspell production to screen with comedy greats like Martin Short, Eugene Levy, and Jayne Eastwood.

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An archival photo of singer Paula Cole at Lilith Fair. She is on stage, viewed from behind, and the photo shows her looking out at the crowd of people.

TIFF’s Galas and Special Presentations Slate Spotlights Canadian Cultural History

by Pat Mullen
July 21, 2025
News/TIFF

TIFF announces Galas and Special Presentations including documentaries about Lilith Fair, Degrassi, and the 1972 Toronto production of Godspell.

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Dahomey Review: The Ghosts of Colonialism

by Pat Mullen
September 15, 2024
Reviews/TIFF

Mati Diop offers an enigmatic consideration of the ghosts of colonialism that haunt the present as artworks return to Africa in Dahomey.

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Paul Anka: His Way Review: The Lonely Boy Still Sings

by Susan G. Cole
September 10, 2024
Reviews/TIFF

Music docu Paul Anka: His Way respectfully charts the life and career of the Canuck crooner who delighted audiences for decades.

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@ash.da.le tells Alice Shih about making @basbookfilm and sharing her father's story in hybrid fashion. 📕

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So go, Canada. Whoo! Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppe So go, Canada. Whoo! Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim in Toronto for a wild screening of @youcanseeeverything 👀

Lots of talk in the Q&A (no recording allowed in that part) about great Canadian influences, like Allan King, Sarah Polley, and Guy Maddin, plus what happens when you go into a film thinking it won't work out. Turns out, it did!

📽 You Can See Everything is now in theatres

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But will Oscar voters see everything? 🗳 From the But will Oscar voters see everything? 🗳

From the traditionalists of the documentary branch to a process stacked against documentaries, we look at how #YouCanSeeEverything could make Irshad history. 

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Are docs about the North canaries in the coal mine Are docs about the North canaries in the coal mine? 🐻‍❄

@gesila.lightplaysociety looks at how documentaries like @nuisance_bear_film, The Last Ice,  and Angry Inuk spotlight concerns if climate change and geopolitics across borders. 

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Seeing is believing, right? Right? 👀 The hype is Seeing is believing, right? Right? 👀

The hype is real! @youcanseeeverything is one of the year's best films. 

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From inspiring maverick to global supervillain, #M From inspiring maverick to global supervillain, #Musk charts the alarming rise of the world's most powerful man. 🚀

Read more about Musk and how Alex Gibney distilled all that's corrupt and evil about the man into a five-alarm wakeup call. 

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📽  Musk opens in theatres Oct. 16.

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Smarter than the average bear! 🐻‍❄ Get your first Smarter than the average bear! 🐻‍❄

Get your first look at the trailer for Sundance winner @nuisance_bear_film ahead of its theatrical release.

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📽 opens @planetinfocus, screens at @windsorfilmfest & @hotdocs_' Doc Soup; opens in select Cdn theatres Dec. 4. Coming soon to @mubicanada.

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