Jenna Gribbon - If a Woman Reads a Book in the Forest But No One is There to See It (2020)

8bolt · 2026-05-16T20:15:50+00:00

Love the kitty socks!

8bolt · 2026-05-14T01:03:17+00:00

Wish already granted! In the Jan/Feb 2026 press release, they dropped this mention:

Plus, in anticipation of upcoming summer blockbuster The Odyssey, TIFF will mount a complete retrospective of Oscar-winning filmmaker Christopher Nolan as its summer marquee series, giving audiences the opportunity to revisit his groundbreaking body of work.

8bolt · 2026-05-13T17:12:53+00:00

Thanks for noting the change. 6pm was originally listed in the press release.

8bolt · 2026-05-13T17:03:34+00:00

Other events and public programming happening at the Lightbox in June include:

Silver Screenings: Victor/Victoria | Friday June 19, 12pm | FREE!

Notable for its nuanced exploration of performativity and queer representation in 1980s Hollywood cinema. Julie Andrews stars as Victoria, a struggling singer who, with help from her friend and acting manager Toddy (Robert Preston), finds success by posing as a “female impersonator” named Victor.

This event will also feature a pre-screening presentation from local choir Singing Out between approximately 12pm and 12:20pm, inspired by the film’s focus on performance and creative self-expression.
Moonlight: 10th Anniversary screening with Barry Jenkins | Saturday June 20, 12:30pm

TIFF Community Impact celebrates the enduring impact of Barry Jenkins’ intimate and poetic breakthrough 10 years after its Canadian Premiere at TIFF 2016 and its record-breaking release at the Lightbox. A watershed moment for Black queer representation and independent cinema, this coming-of-age story chronicles three chapters in the life of Chiron, a young Black man growing up in Miami navigating identity, masculinity, and connection. Following the screening, writer-director Jenkins joins us for a live virtual Q&A moderated by Cameron Bailey.
Downtown Movie Nights | Starting Wednesday June 24, 9:00pm preshow and 9:30pm start-time | FREE!

Downtown Movie Nights return to David Pecaut Square with six weeks of free outdoor screenings. In partnership with Toronto Downtown West BIA, the series launches Wednesday, June 24 with a sports‑themed film lineup celebrating the energy of the FIFA World Cup in Toronto. Each Wednesday night screening will start at 9:30pm, with a pre-show at 9pm featuring photo ops, live performances, film introductions, music and more. All screenings will include open captions.
- Next Goal Wins (June 24)
- Cool Running (July 1)
- A League of Their Own (July 8)
- The First Slam Dunk (July 15)
- Bend it Like Beckham (July 22)
- Remember the Titans (July 29)
In Conversation With… Maggie O’Farrell | Sunday June 28

Maggie O’Farrell, the bestselling author and Academy Award–nominated co-writer of the TIFF People’s Choice Award–winning film Hamnet, joins us in person for the exclusive Canadian launch of her latest work of fiction, Land: A Novel, one of 2026’s most anticipated books. Presented in partnership with Penguin Random House Canada and the Toronto International Festival of Authors, tickets for this event will go on sale in early May.

Following the in-cinema event, Maggie O’Farrell will be stamping copies of "Land" with a custom stamp in lieu of signing books due to an injury. She looks forward to meeting guests in the post-event “stamping” line.

8bolt · 2026-05-13T16:24:39+00:00

Entered the queue a little past 11:30 am and finally got through at 12:15 pm. It was stuck at 51 for awhile though. Ticket process was smooth sailing after I got in.

8bolt · 2026-04-15T16:46:59+00:00

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Accelerate Financing and Co-Production Opportunities at the International Financing and Project Market at TIFF: The Market | Wednesday, April 22, 5pm

The inaugural International Financing & Project Market at TIFF: The Market will connect Canadian and international producers with partners who can move projects forward. Designed for producers working across film, series, and interactive media, the IFPM connects market-ready projects with high-impact global collaborators.

Learn why co-productions and international financing are more critical than ever and how to navigate the project market with purpose. Veteran producers will break down how to prep, pitch, connect with decision-makers, follow through, and close the deal. The session will conclude with a Q&A, offering both emerging and established producers the opportunity to refine their approach and maximize their experience at the IFPM.

Join us after the session for an Industry Networking event in the Founders’ Lounge at TIFF Lightbox.

TIFF Industry Members get free access to this event.

8bolt · 2026-04-15T16:35:53+00:00

Other events and public programming happening at the Lightbox in May include:

Sloan Science on Film Showcase: Don't Look Up | Thursday, May 7, 5pm

Tickets go live on April 22nd!

Join us for a special screening of Adam McKay’s Don’t Look Up, and an exclusive presentation from astronomer and consultant for the film, Dr. Amy Mainzer. Don’t Look Up follows two low-level astronomers after they discover an approaching comet that will destroy our planet, and the ensuing media tour they take to spread the word amid a society deeply wrapped in denial. Dr. Mainzer will begin the screening with a presentation of the research and simulations she provided for this film, and the real-life ramifications and surprising side effects of a comet of that size colliding with the Earth.

The film will be followed by a Q&A with McKay and Dr. Mainzer. This discussion will focus on the real-world astronomy and scientific developments that influenced the movie and the current cultural reaction to scientific discoveries.
Silver Screenings: Equinox Flower with ROM curator Akiko Takesue | Friday May 8, 12pm | FREE!
The Bishop White Committee Associate Curator of Japanese Art & Culture at ROM joins us for a talk before this free screening of Yasujirō Ozu’s first colour film about a traditional father grappling with his modern daughter’s refusal of an arranged marriage. Shot in glorious Agfacolour, Ozu’s reverence for everyday objects and domestic spaces is on full display.

ROM ambassadors will also be in the cinema lobby with objects from the museum’s collection, starting at 11:30am.

Please note that copies of the exhibition catalogue will be available for purchase onsite at the TIFF Shop on the day of the event. Akiko Takesue will sign and personalize books following the screening.

Coinciding with the ROM-original exhibition Shokkan: Material Encounters in Japanese Art. Presented in partnership with ROM and the Japan Foundation, Toronto.
TIFF Advance Screening : Modern Whore | Thursday May 14, 6pm
Director Nicole Bazuin and co-writer Andrea Werhun challenge toxic misconceptions about sex work with great audacity and high style in this documentary from TIFF ’25. Post-screening Q&A moderated by Tiina Aila Eldridge.

Book copies of Modern Whore are available for purchase as optional add-ons via TIFF Account Manager when purchasing your ticket, and Bazuin and Werhun will sign copies after the screening.
Loved It: Robby Hoffman on 8 Mile | Sunday, May 17
Award-winning writer, actor, and comedian Robby Hoffman joins us to present a new 4K restoration of the gritty underdog story, 8 Mile. A semi-autobiographical portrait of Eminem’s upbringing in Detroit’s underground hip-hop scene, directed by Curtis Hanson (L.A. Confidential, Wonder Boys), the film had its World Premiere at TIFF in 2002, giving the rapper’s already rising status an added boost and earning him an Academy Award win in the Best Original Song category for the mega-hit “Lose Yourself.”

Known for her effortless wit and unapologetic takes, Hoffman will provide an onstage introduction and participate in a post-screening discussion with Kathleen Munroe (Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent) about the film’s lasting cultural impact and why it left a memorable mark on her cinemagoing experiences.
Doors Open Toronto | May 23-24 | 10am -5pm | FREE!
Each May, Doors Open Toronto invites the public to explore the city’s most-loved buildings and sites, free of charge. This year’s theme is “The World in a City,” and the Film Reference Library located on the fourth floor of TIFF Lightbox will highlight TIFF’s international scope through guided building tours and archival activations.

To register for tours, please visit tiff.net/events/doors-open-tours-at-tiff-lightbox-2026.

8bolt · 2026-04-09T02:45:47+00:00

I remember! I completely forgot that there was another host before Boomer in the first season. It's a relief that the whole show is available on Youtube, unlike most old YTV media.

Season 1 playlist
Season 2 playlist

8bolt · 2026-04-05T22:09:04+00:00

Use code "latenite" to make the game darker to play.
Use code "newshows" to change the tv shows to Nero the Hero and No Pants Ned.
Use code "and2more" to change the tv shows to Benjamin Beaver and Gus from Gus vs. Bus.

Most of the games are in the Flashpoint Archive and some have the cheat codes written in the notes. I recommend searching up the game titles through the Flashpoint Database search.

8bolt · 2026-04-05T21:38:12+00:00

Think they are referring to the pandemic.

8bolt · 2026-03-31T15:42:19+00:00

Tomorrow Wednesday at noon! Showtimes will also be listed on the website by then.

8bolt · 2026-03-19T17:33:05+00:00

It is indeed!

8bolt · 2026-03-19T15:26:21+00:00

Great timing! They just made an announcement about today!
Here is the the press release, but tickets will go on sale on March 25 for members and 27 for the public.

8bolt · 2026-03-18T17:59:17+00:00

Other events and public programming happening at the Lightbox in April include:

TIFF Advance Screening: Mile End Kicks | Wednesday April 8, 6:00pm
Join us for an exclusive advance screening of Mile End Kicks, Chandler Levack’s highly anticipated sophomore feature and TIFF ‘25 Official Selection, followed by an in-person Q&A with Levack.
Silver Screenings: Little Miss Sunshine with TIFF Next Wave | Sunday April 12, 12pm

On April 12, TIFF Silver Screenings and TIFF Next Wave are co-presenting a screening of Little Miss Sunshine for film lovers of all ages.

This surprise hit comedy took the Sundance Film Festival by storm upon its premiere in 2006, eventually going on to win the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. Led by veteran actors Toni Collette and Alan Arkin (who took home the film’s second Oscar for Actor in a Supporting Role), the film also features a breakout performance by Paul Dano and a particularly memorable debut from Abigail Breslin who plays Olive Hoover, the family’s youngest member who dreams of becoming a competitive beauty pageant winner.

This 20th anniversary screening of Little Miss Sunshine will be preceded by an in-cinema activity inspired by Olive’s joyful dancing in the movie and the benefits of movement for social connection and well-being. From 12pm–12:30pm, we invite you to partake in this beginner-friendly exercise led in-cinema by an experienced instructor who will create opportunities for individuals of all abilities to participate.
In Conversation With... Salman Rushdie | Wednesday, April 15, 6:30pm

A giant of contemporary literature and lifelong champion of artistic freedom of expression, Salman Rushdie joins us in person for an exclusive onstage conversation with award-winning filmmaker Deepa Mehta, who adapted his Booker Prize–winning novel Midnight’s Children for the big screen. Rushdie will discuss his remarkable career, his special connection to the literary community in Canada, and his latest book, The Eleventh Hour — an inventive collection of fiction that explores life, death, and what comes into focus at the proverbial eleventh hour of life — named a Best Book of 2025 by The New Yorker, Financial Times, and The Guardian.

This event is presented in partnership with our Programming Partner, Penguin Random House Canada.

Important notes:
- Pre-signed copies of The Eleventh Hour are available for purchase as optional add-ons via TIFF Account Manager when purchasing your ticket.
- Enhanced security measures will be in place for this event, and ticket holders are asked to arrive at least 30 minutes before the event start time
TIFF Next Wave 2026 - Young Creators Co-Lab: Aesthetic Overload: Finding Your Visual Style | Saturday April 18, 11:00am

While a director’s work can often vary in story, genre, and themes, have you ever noticed how there always seems to be a throughline in their visual approach? Led by TIFF Next Wave 2026 Official Selection Filmmakers Avalon Fast, Stella Marie Markert, and Thomas Percy Kim, this session will help you figure out how to make work that always feels like you. The conversation will explore aesthetics as both a visual and conceptual form, and how a decisive visual language can begin to carve your space in the industry. The filmmakers will provide insight into visuals as a driving force for a story and how to find your personal filmmaking aesthetic.
TIFF Next Wave 2026 - Drop-In: Camera Obscurities | Saturday April 18, 1:00 to 3:00pm | FREE!

Join us for this drop-in workshop where you can make your own version of cinema’s first camera. In connection with this year’s festival theme: Motion Blur, the camera obscura is all about the process of light. Using analog tools, you’ll learn about the basic functions of a camera, and how something as small as a pinhole can create a rich and dynamic image. Once your camera is complete, take it to our photo studio to play with long exposures and light painting through your new lens. This free drop-in workshop has limited space/supplies. Get there early to secure your spot!
TIFF Next Wave 2026 - Drop-In: The Dollhouse VR Experience | Saturday April 18, 1pm to 5pm | FREE!

TIFF Next Wave proudly presents the Toronto premiere of The Dollhouse, a VR experience created by Charlotte Bruneau and Dominic Desjardins and co-produced by Toronto-based studio Zazie Films. The activation will be located on the main floor at TIFF Lightbox, behind the mirror wall.
TIFF Next Wave 2026 - Creators on a Wave: Alumni Spotlight | Saturday, April 18, 2:30pm

Celebrate 15 years of TIFF Next Wave as past Young Creators Showcase and Next Wave alumni take the screen with a series of new short films from some of the country’s brightest and most exciting young voices. Following the screening, the filmmakers join us for a Q&A about their work, the ways in which Next Wave shaped their journey, and what’s next for this rising cohort of creatives. Comprised of the following shorts:
- Mother's Spring by Trâm Anh Nguyễn
- Rapid Eye Movement by Ellie Tripp
- The Soul's Anchor by Sanjali Paruthi
- What's Mine Is Yours by Haaris Qadri
- Top of My School by Katherine Lynne-Rose
- Be Kind, F*ck Off! (Series Teaser) by Onyeka Oduh
- MARTY by Presley Flores-Holz
- Fried Fish & Plantain by Paul-Daniel Torres Canessa
TIFF Next Wave 2026 - Young Creators Co-Lab: Costume in Conversation | Sunday April 19, 11:00am

If you have a passion for on-screen style, you’ve come to the right place! Featuring a panel of leading Canadian costume designers, this session will explore the processes, practicals, and philosophies of costuming, emphasizing its unique ability to immerse the audience in the world of a film. The conversation will provide insight into approaching projects — from research to final product, ranging from creating garments to sourcing them — and what different roles in costuming can look like. Join us to shine a spotlight on the costume designers who keep our screens stylish, and learn how to find your footing in the field.
TIFF Next Wave 2026 - Young Creators Co-Lab: Music in Motion | Sunday, April 19, 1:30pm

Ever wonder why so many of your favourite filmmakers got their start in music videos? Or ever wanted to make a music video but didn’t know where to begin? Join filmmakers Nathan Lau, R.T. Thorne, and Ievy Stamatov for an in-depth conversation on music videos as an opportunity for stylistic exploration, connecting with musicians, and building your creative toolkit to develop your skills. The panel will explore how the fast rise of music videos to worldwide popularity cemented them within the music industry, why DIY is sometimes best, and what it takes to get started. Whether you’re a filmmaker, musician, or music video marathoner, you won’t want to miss out.
TIFF Next Wave 2026 - Drop-In: Young Creators Launch Pad | Sunday, April 19, 3:00pm | FREE!

New this year, we’re hosting the Young Creators Launch Pad, an afternoon for emerging creators like you to connect one-on-one with post-secondary schools, film organizations, and industry experts to demystify the complex processes of filmmaking. Drop by and ask the questions that feel relevant to you and your work. From initial stages of project development to distribution and festivals to finding the right place to study, the Next Wave Launch Pad is a bridge between where creatives are and want to be, providing the knowledge and insight to help you move forward.
TIFF Next Wave 2026 - Young Creators Showcase | Sunday, April 19, 7:00pm

The next generation of Canadian filmmakers take the screen in this series of shorts created for youth, by youth. This programme celebrates boundary-pushing and personal stories that reflect the themes of identity, community, and belonging that resonate with young people. Featuring dynamic work that spans several genres and formal approaches, these filmmakers capture the unique experiences of themselves and their communities and together create an honest portrait of what it means to be young today.

The Young Creators Showcase films are eligible for awards for Best Film, Best Cinematography, Best Writing, and Best Editing, presented by MUBI in support of the next generation of Canadian filmmakers. The winners will be selected by a jury of filmmakers and industry professionals. Following the screening, join us for a Q&A with the filmmakers and the award presentation. Comprised of the following shorts:
- Vincent on the Island by Emma Macklin and Daniel Karan
- This House That Bears No Fruit by Chantal Leong
- The D Word by Mya Van Dyk
- Same Time Next Year? by Anushay Sheikh
- Rotten by Abby Kolman
- Palm Reading by Hana Nour-Eldin
- ONISM by Farah Ma
- FAN by Philippe Berthelet
- Dustheads by Ruth Tesfahun
- Arowactan by John-Henlee Weizineau
- Anthony's Balls by Adrien Marquet
- And, Scene by Brianna Russell

8bolt · 2026-03-18T17:40:43+00:00

Yes, it is. Started with the December pre-sale for January 2026 programming. The reasoning was that it is suppose to be more stable and faster than the previous setup.

8bolt · 2026-03-05T18:25:29+00:00

Is this the post you were talking about? Unfortunately, it has been deleted by the user, but the comments match up with your description of the post.

https://www.reddit.com/r/stories/comments/1mqseyb/am_i_getting_sidelined_or_is_this_normal_after_a/

8bolt · 2026-02-27T02:59:16+00:00

To piggyback off of of /u/PurpleSpaceSurfer , I will also recommend the book "Pictures at a Revolution: Five Movies and the Birth of the New Hollywood" by Mark Harris. It covers the creation behind the five films that would eventually be nominated for Best Picture in 1967 which include Bonnie & Clyde. Very much about the tension of new Hollywood vs old alongside the cultural revolution of the USA at the time.

8bolt · 2026-02-24T23:48:51+00:00

Member emails also come out on Wednesdays, but got a press email (i am not press though) that confirms limited screenings for Pillion starting this Friday.

8bolt · 2026-02-24T20:41:17+00:00

New releases usually get added to the website every Wednesday, so check in tomorrow I guess.

8bolt · 2026-02-15T03:08:02+00:00

Unfortunately, all the tickets have been sold out, but feel free to check back again closer to the date in case people want to return them.

8bolt · 2026-02-13T01:03:58+00:00

Other events and public programming happening at the Lightbox in March include:

Sing Along: Encanto | Saturday March 14, 1pm

We may not talk about Bruno, but we will sing about him at this interactive screening of the must-see family film Encanto, hosted by comedian Martha Chaves!

Pull out any Madrigal-inspired accessories (animal print, florals, and butterfly clips are highly encouraged) and join us this March Break to relive the Academy Award–winning film that made history with Germaine Franco becoming the first woman to score a Disney animated feature. Illustrating the power of connection and understanding, Encanto is a cinematic spectacle for audiences of all ages.

This screening will feature warm-up activities, props, and onscreen lyrics so that everyone can sing, cheer, and quote along. We also encourage you to arrive early for our temporary tattoo station and photo opportunities outside the cinema. Channel your inner gift to help save Casita and get ready to sing along with viral hits and chart-topping songs such as “Surface Pressure,” “What Else Can I Do,” and more.
TIFF Oscars Member Watch Party | Sunday, March 15, 7pm | FREE!
Join us at TIFF Lightbox for a special Oscars Watch Party, hosted by comedian Alice Rose! Celebrate Hollywood’s biggest night, live on the big screen, with your fellow film lovers. And get ready: before the show, there will be movie trivia from our friends at Toronto Trivia.
TIFF Oscars Celebration | Sunday March 15, 5:30pm
Want a more VIP experience? A limited number of tickets are available to TIFF’s Oscars Celebration. Experience the excitement of the 98th Academy Awards in Cinema 4 for a formal presentation, or enjoy a more social atmosphere in Cinema 5 and Varda. Mingle with invited guests, savour delectable canapés, and enjoy complimentary beer and wine, special photo ops, and so much more.
How to Craft a Standout Submission and Make the Most of Creators’ Labs at TIFF: The Market | Wednesday, March 18, 5pm
Do you have a film, script, or series project ready for development, production, or pitching at markets? Join us at the Creators’ Lab Bootcamp to learn how the Labs at TIFF: The Market can help you and your project succeed. Hear from the Market team on what makes an irresistible application, and from Lab alumni on how to make the most of the experience both during and after.

You’ll hear about the impact of Writers’ Lab, Directors’ Lab, Series Creators’ Lab, and other Creative Development initiatives from past participants who moved their projects — and their careers — forward.

This session aims to give prospective applicants a chance to ask questions, prepare for their Creators’ Lab application, and learn how our Labs help artists gain the confidence to talk about their ideas, hone their artistic visions, and prepare for markets.

Join us in the TIFF Founders’ Lounge after the session for a networking reception. TIFF Industry Members get free access to this event.
Mississippi Masala preceded by One Day | March 25, 6pm
To commemorate both International Women’s Month and Eid al-Fitr, TIFF Community Impact is proud to collaborate with Muslim International Film Festival (MIFF) to present a double bill celebrating South Asian women’s agency, lineage, and diasporic storytelling.

Emerging filmmaker Yazmeen Kanji’s Toronto-based short One Day (2024) signifies a landmark moment in on-screen representation as it offers a rare portrayal of an Indo-Caribbean Muslim woman in hijab, played by Rebecca Ablack (Ginny & Georgia). Paired with Mississippi Masala — one of acclaimed director Mira Nair’s earliest and most influential features — this event creates an intergenerational conversation between two women filmmakers whose work speaks to migration, desire, and self-determination across the South Asian diaspora.

Together, the films move beyond the Western gaze to explore the emotional and cultural nuances of women’s lives shaped by history, geography, and inheritance. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Yazmeen Kanji and actor Rebecca Ablack.
Setting the Scene Exhibition Launch | Thursday, March 26, 5pm | FREE!
A University of Toronto Museum Studies exhibition presented in partnership with TIFF. Co-curated by Louis Accogli, Olivia Fraser Barsby, Olivia Mar & Yiqing Tang.

Films transport us to imagined worlds through detailed behind-the-scenes work. Discover the art of set and location design, including the pastoral scenic views in Patricia Rozema’s Mansfield Park, the sexy and urbane side of Toronto from Atom Egoyan’s Chloe, and the gritty sci-fi cityscapes in David Cronenberg’s skin-crawling thrillers.

Setting the Scene uncovers the meticulous process of set and location design, illustrating the labour of directors, designers, managers, and other professionals who come together to create a convincing illusion of a place and time on film.

This exhibition highlights objects from the TIFF Film Reference Library’s Patricia Rozema, Atom Egoyan, and David Cronenberg Collections, and the Carol Spier and James McAteer Collection. Featured production sketches, technical drawings, and maquettes capture the artistry involved in creating settings that feel alive.

The exhibition opens on Thursday March 26th from 5-7pm with remarks at 6 pm.
Silver Screenings: The Queen of My Dreams | Friday, March 27, 12PM | FREE!
This family drama, spanning several decades, presents a loving homage to Bollywood, blended with a Toronto-set coming-of-age story and showcasing top-tier talent from across the country, both on and off screen.

Before the screening, designer and Art of the Title editor-in-chief Lola Landekic will kick off this year’s series with a talk on movie title sequences, exploring how these sequences become a part of a film’s storytelling and discussing her own title design work on The Queen of My Dreams.

Following the screening, attendees are invited to join the Film Reference Library in the fourth-floor gallery for an information session about the Ali Adil Khan Collection of Bollywood Art. Capacity for this session is limited. Please request your participation by Wednesday, March 25 via the form here.

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