Still Night, Burning House is a deeply impactful documentary from Carol Nguyá»…n, who uses her own family’s trauma over the loss of a loved one to show how generational grief and pain scar, as wel...
Prajj’s intimate, beautiful short film Butter Chicken to Go captures the stresses, and dreams, of modern immigrants in Canada. This well-directed portrait has a lot of heart, showing people doing what...
Gabrielle Côté’s inventive short film RE/ROUTE is a clever, persuasive reminder that cities should be built for the people who live in and around them, not merely for the companies and traffic that pa...
Pâkwêsikan sâkihtin: Bannock is Love from Tyra Delver is warm, thoughtful and full of heart. This short documentary leaves us with a strong reminder: keeping your history close to you at all times hel...
Maxime Kornachuk’s Where Our Flowers Grow is a wonderful and poignant celebration of heritage and resilience. It’s a moving documentary short about the vital, universal need to reclaim you...
Sylvia Mok’s short documentary Restaurant Kids is a charming, delightful look at multiple generations of families detailing the good and bad of revolving their lives around their family business...
Taimi Arvidson’s Cheyenne is an exhilarating, heartfelt documentary about four fearless cowgirls challenging rodeo’s long-held traditions. With breathtaking action, this powerful story of ...
TORONTO, September 9, 2026: Toronto After Dark Film Festival (TADFF) is thrilled to officially unveil the first four titles of its upcoming 19th edition. Running from Oct. 14-18 in downtown Toronto, t...
Magnetic and gorgeous, Georgia Hudson’s short film Body Song takes us on a drifting exploration of finding yourself when at a crossroads. Violet Savage is exquisite here in this affecting film. Violet...
R.J. Glass gives his audience a parental nightmare with his short film Benny’s Second Birthday. Full of rightful paranoia, this is a psychological horror that ticks the right boxes. Little Benny is tu...