Is Village Keeper an instant Canadian film classic?
Film critic Sarah-Tai Black shares what makes this story so uplifting and cathartic
TIFF selects eight writers for the 2025 Writers’ Studio
Talent Fund supported filmmakers Shasha Nakhai, Martin Edralin and Priscilla Galvez on the Maple Popcorn Podcast
Talent Fund supported filmmakers Martin Edralin, Priscilla Galvez and Shasha Nakhai were featured on Telefilm Canada’s podcast Maple Popcorn, discussing the Filipino-Canadian diaspora represented in contrasting narratives — one on growing up in Scarborough and the other on growing old in Islands – and the importance of diasporic communities’ representation in Canadian film and television.
With his joyful diaspora rom-com, Faran Moradi wants to widen the lens of Iranian cinema
The Iranian Canadian director’s new film Tehranto challenges the ‘miserabilist tendencies’ in films from Iran.
Pakistani-Canadian Horror Film ‘In Flames’ Wins Top Prize at Red Sea Film Festival Amid Calls for Peace in Palestine
Zarrar Kahn’s ‘In Flames’ is heading to Toronto Intl Film Fest post Cannes premiere
‘This Place’ Embraces the Flaws and Contradictions of a Real Love Story
Joseph Amenta imagines a world where queer kids are free in their new film Soft
Antoine Bourges’ unconventional filmmaking captures the rhythms of real life onscreen
Antoine Bourges didn’t decide to make films because he fell in love with what he was seeing on screens. Instead, the director — who splits his time between Vancouver and Toronto — chose to pursue filmmaking during his college years because of what wasn’t on screen.
Review: Multidimensional ‘Framing Agnes’ elevates trans voices from the past
The docudrama “Framing Agnes” is a fascinating, multidimensional, mosaic-like glimpse at transgender life from the 1950s to today as interpreted by — and through — a group of transmasculine and transfeminine performers and creatives and one uniquely impressive academic.
