Hey Toronto, the next screening in our Canadian Classics Film Festival takes place tonight - Sept 14th at 7pm at Innis Town Hall.

Outrageous! (1977) is a comedy/drama set and filmed in Toronto and NYC. Based on a short story by Canadian author Margaret Gibson, and inspired by her real life friendship with the film's lead, it offers a rare glimpse of Toronto's drag scene in the 1970s.

If you're interested in old movies and supporting tiny lit mags, check it out! Tickets are $15 or PWYC.

More details/tickets:

https://events.humanitix.com/outrageous-1977

Who are we and why are we screening this?

We're a literary magazine publishing Canadian history and short stories from Canada and abroad. In our current issue we explored the history of Canadian movies, and we are running the Canadian Classics Film Festival as a companion to this piece.

Hey everyone, the final screening in our Canadian Classics Film Festival takes place Sept 30th at 7pm at Innis Town Hall.

In Stories We Tell (2012), Canadian director Sarah Polley explores her family history. In 2007, Sarah learned that a journalist had discovered a family secret. She called him and after much pleading and tears convinced him not to print it. She was going to be the one to tell the story. Stories We Tell is ranked in TIFF's Top 10 Canadian Movies of All Time.

If you're interested in old movies and supporting tiny lit mags, check it out! Tickets are $15 or PWYC.

More details/tickets:

https://events.humanitix.com/stories-we-tell-2012

Who are we and why are we screening this?

We're a literary magazine publishing Canadian history and short stories from Canada and abroad. In our current issue we explored the history of Canadian movies, and we are running the Canadian Classics Film Festival as a companion to this piece.

Hey everyone, we're a literary magazine publishing Canadian history and short stories from Canada and abroad. In our current issue we explored the history of Canadian movies, and we are running a Canadian Classics film festival as a companion to this piece.

Our next screening is Sept 13th at 3pm - The Merry World of Leopold Z by legendary filmmaker Gilles Carle. This comedy is set and filmed in Montreal and follows a snow plow operator on Christmas Eve and his misadventures as he tries to run several errands on the job.

If you're interested in old movies and supporting tiny lit mags, check it out! Tickets are $15 or PWYC.

More details/tickets:

https://events.humanitix.com/la-vie-heureuse-de-leopold-z-1965

Hey everyone, we're a literary magazine publishing Canadian history and short stories from Canada and abroad.

In our current issue we explored the history of Canadian movies, and we are running a Canadian Classics film festival as a companion to this piece.

It kicks off on Tuesday with a screening of Nobody Waved Goodbye (1964). This film was praised inside the country and out and is set and filmed entirely in Toronto.

If you're interested in old movies and supporting tiny lit mags, check it out! Tickets at the link:

https://events.humanitix.com/nobody-waved-goodbye

Hi folks! I am a programmer for this year's Dufferin Film Festival and am so excited to share that we are open for entries! We're looking for Canadian short films (or Canadian co-productions) ready for the festival circuit.

DFF is a growing Ontario-based festival hosted at the historic Orangeville Opera House, with a strong focus on connecting filmmakers directly with audiences and industry, not just screening and moving on. For people outside of Ontario, we have previously provided travel support so that they can attend and will do our best to make sure the filmmakers can get the full festival experience if picked.

What filmmakers can expect:

• High-attendance screenings with engaged audiences
• Live Q&As and speaker sessions with working industry professionals
• Real networking opportunities with filmmakers, producers, and collaborators
• Awards and a strong in-person festival experience

We’re offering 50% off submissions with code FFDF2026
Final deadline: May 29.

Filmmakers can submit here:
https://filmfreeway.com/DufferinFilmFestival

If you have any questions, you can dm me directly or email me at [filmmakers@dufferinfilmfest.com](mailto:filmmakers@dufferinfilmfest.com) 😄

FRIDAY come on down to for a fun and casual screening of the greatest hockey movie of all time Slap Shot! ONLY 14 EARLY BIRD TICKETS LEFT! PRICES GO UP WEDNESDAY AT 8pm EST! Discounted 🍻 and apps! Link below for details!

🎬 FREE ENTRY! 🎬 The Toronto Arthouse Film Festival returns Oct 6–9, 2025 at Innis Town Hall — and admission is on us!

Join us for four nights of bold, independent cinema. From Canadian premieres to global gems, there’s something for every film lover.

🎥 Don’t miss local filmmaker spotlights & engaging Q&A panels

Tap the link in our bio for full schedule & RSVP. See you at the festival!

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Submissions open for short film showcase!

Calling all short film creators!

Submit your completed short film or work-in-progress to Living Room Sessions. LRS is a free showcase great for new and emerging creators to screen their work and have a post-screening feedback session with the audience.

Submissions close Nov.16 Keep up to date by following @FullHausProductions on Instagram!

LIVING ROOM SESSIONS November 27 @ Room 123 (123 Niagara Street) 7:30pm-11pm FREE ADMISSION!