By early October, Canada’s fall festival season has moved beyond Toronto, with recent stops in Halifax and Calgary and the Vancouver International Film Festival now underway. The 51st Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), held September
Continue ReadingThe Toronto Homes That Keep Showing Up on Screen
Watch enough film and television and you develop a strange second sense about Toronto. A brick semi with a deep front porch appears in a series set in Boston. A centre-hall home with a wide
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Seth Rogen Has Strong, Encouraging Words for Curry Barker’s Next Movie, Anything but Ghosts
2026 has been quite the year at the box office, with behemoths such as Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and Destin Daniel Cretton’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day setting records and ranking amongst the highest grossing films
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Ginger Snaps (2000) : Canada’s Werewolf Tradition in Film
A creature attacks at night, the moon hangs over the neighbourhood, and the bite starts to change the person it marked. But director John Fawcett and screenwriter Karen Walton aimed at something stranger. The transformation
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From Production Hub to Creative Powerhouse: Canada’s Film Industry Evolves
For decades, Canada has been known as one of the world’s most reliable filming destinations. Toronto and Vancouver have regularly stood in for major American cities, while Canadian crews have worked behind the scenes on
Continue ReadingFilms That Capture the Spirit of Canada and Inspire a Visit
Somewhere between the opening credits and the final shot, a handful of films have done more for Canadian tourism than any glossy brochure ever could. Long before you book a flight, movies set in Canada
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