Guillermo del Toro and TIFF programmer Diana Sanchez curate this expansive and eclectic survey of Mexican film history.

This select retrospective honours the legacy of an icon who ceaselessly challenged Hollywood’s prescriptive gender roles and helped define the mid-century idea of the “modern woman.”

Colin Geddes presents 10 of the most kick-ass kung-fu classics from the revered Hong Kong studio.

Our third retrospective of an artist whose boldness, curiosity, and uniquely sensual approach to cinema constantly invite us to see the world in different ways.

All four films by the legendary 1930s French director screen in sparkling new digital restorations.

Since its founding in 2002, the Buenos Aires–based film collective has produced over a dozen feature films whose miniscule budgets are in inverse proportion to their scope, imagination, and adventurous aesthetics.

With her masterful first two features Mundane History and By the Time It Gets Dark, the Thailand-born artist has announced herself as one of the most formally daring narrative filmmakers in world cinema.

This mini-retrospective of five films — co-presented with three esteemed partners, the Art Gallery of Ontario, Hot Docs, and TIFF — celebrates the remarkable filmmaker and complements two of The Power Plant’s Winter 2019 exhibitions.

Suspense classics from Alfred Hitchcock, Brian De Palma, and Jordan Peele lead the charge in this season of our ongoing series of classics, favourites, rarities, and recent restorations.

Boundary-pushing works from Mexico, Georgia, Germany, Canada, and the US comprise this season’s showcase of the world’s best, most challenging, and most provocative new international cinema.

A centenary celebration of British “film poet” Margaret Tait anchors this season of our experimental cinema showcase.

Formerly Canadian Open Vault, this season of our free series of Canadian classics kicks off with Yung Chang’s prizewinning documentary Up the Yangtze.

DJs or cinephiles? Film club or dance club? All of the above, when the boys of Boosie Fade take over the Lightbox for special screenings and can’t-miss after-parties.

Bringing the best of Canadian and international short films to Toronto all year round.