Canadian Cinema

Whistler Film Festival Exile review

Whistler Film Festival: Exile Review

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Adam Beach is a man both haunted and hunted for his past actions in the Canadian thriller Exile, screening as part of the Whistler Film Festival, available online across Canada on December 5.
Whistler Film Festival White Noise

2022 Whistler Film Festival Preview

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The Whistler Film Festival once again welcomes high-profile international films, ground-breaking Canadian cinema, award-season favourites, exciting short films and, of course, film lovers.
Michael Rinaldi in Capsule short film

Capsule Review: Short Film Goes The Distance

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Clocking in at under 20 minutes, Capsule packs a surprising emotional punch. With moments of gallows humour and true contemplation of human existence, Capsule feels like it is the output of a much more experienced director.

TIFF 2022: Stellar Review

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A poetic love story told through art, music and touch. Stellar is cosmic beauty in a Northern Ontario bar.

TIFF 2022: I Like Movies Review

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Not your ordinary coming-of-age, Chandler Levack's first feature I Like Movies tells the story of a budding film bro in a fresh way.

Come celebrate Canada’s Return at #Cannes2022

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After an absence of two years, Canada’s film industry and professionals once again have a strong presence at this year’s Cannes International Film Festival. To help celebrate this fact, Telefilm is sponsoring two events at the Canadian Pavilion located right on the Mediterranean just behind the main palais. Canada Returns to Cannes Breakfast – Canada […]
Together

TIFF 2021: Together Review

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Albert Shin's latest film explores the high suicide rates in South Korea by focusing on human connections and the beauty of life.
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