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The Dawn Wall Opens Friday, February 8

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What is Democracy?Returns Friday, February 1

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The Last Resort Opens Friday, February 1

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“A photographer’s paradise lost.” – The New York Times

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The Last Resort d: dennis scholl, Kareem Tabsch | 2018 | Usa | 70 min

Escape the cold and travel back to the sun-drenched paradise of 1970s Miami Beach, once the go-to vacation hot spot for Jewish retirees. Drawn by low cost of living, tropical weather, and thriving cultural life, they came by the thousands seeking refuge from the Northeast’s brutal winters. Then unknown photographers Andy Sweet and Gary Monroe documented this iconic period in the city’s history for over ten years, before the turbulent 1980s would erase it altogether. A delightfully quirky time capsule told through a treasure-trove of archival prints, The Last Resort brings this vibrant community of yesterday back to stunning life.


The World Before Your Feet d: Jeremy Workman | 2018 | Usa | 95 min

Follow one man’s quest to walk every street in New York City in this unexpected travelogue through one of the world’s great metropolises. There are 8,000 miles of sidewalks, paths and roads in the Big Apple, and for the past six years Matt Green has been exploring them all. Stretching from the heart of Harlem to the marshes of Staten Island, Matt’s trek begins as a pursuit of anything that catches his eye, and unfolds into an unexpected journey of discovery, humanity, and wonder. Filmmaker Jeremy Workman creates both a surprising character portrait and a city symphony that pays tribute to the art of wandering and the marvels of urban spaces.

“A Gotham-set charmer about the pleasures of wandering.” – The Hollywood Reporter


The Dawn Walld: Josh Lowell, peter Mortimer | 2017 | austria | 100 min

In this extraordinary story of perseverance, join legendary free climber Tommy Caldwell and his climbing partner Kevin Jorgeson as they attempt to scale the impossible 3000ft Dawn Wall of El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. Over six years in the making, their historic ascent ignited a frenzy of global media attention as the pair lived on the sheer vertical cliff for weeks. But for Tommy Caldwell, the Dawn Wall was much more than just a climb—it was culmination of a lifetime defined by overcoming obstacles. An injection of adrenaline straight to the heart, The Dawn Wall puts you on the surface of one of the world’s most epic rock faces, while telling a compelling human tale of obsession and triumph.“An adrenaline shot with a lot of soul.”

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What is Democracy? d: astra Taylor | 2018 | Canada | 107 min

At a time when our democracy seems like it’s coming under attack worldwide, this urgent new doc reflects on a word we too often take for granted. From Ancient Greece all the way to our global economic crisis and the election of Donald Trump, filmmaker and philosopher Astra Taylor takes us on a millennial-spanning, continent-hopping journey to ask how the foundations of democracy can help us rethink and rebuild the institution today.

“A focused, thought-provoking essay.”

– Screen International

“An amazing, exhilarating climb to the top.” – US Weekly

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Free Solod: Jimmy Chin, elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi | 2018 | Usa | 100 min | pG

33-year old Alex Honnold is a profoundly skilled free climber whose daredevil defiance of gravity have made him famous around the world. Follow Honnold as he embarks on his riskiest and most ambitious climb to date: the 3,000-foot wall of El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. A record-breaking hit worldwide, this tour-de-force from National Geographic is one of the most breathtaking docs you will ever see.

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OUr PlANeTExclusive Sneak PeekBe the first to experience Netflix’s timely new wildlife series: a spectacular journey of discovery through the natural world narrated by the legendary Sir David Attenborough.

Skype Q&A with Series Producer Alastair Fothergill and Colin Butfield from the World Wildlife Fund

2:30 PM

Friday, March 1

DONNA BrAZIle & leAH DAUGHTryMaking Politics Inclusive On the release of their timely new book, For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Politics, the legendary Democratic strategists assess the current landscape in Washington and what it takes to make politics more accessible for all people—especially women of colour.

In conversation with Laura Stone

6:30 PM

VerONIcA cHAMBersThe Power of Beyoncé Channel your inner diva and join New York Times editor and renowned “Beyologist” Veronica Chambers for a celebra-tory deep-dive into the meaning and impact of the Beyoncé phenomenon. With dazzling video highlights, trivia, and more.

In conversation with Sherrill Sutherland

9:15 PM

ÉrIc PIOlle & DAVID MIllerBuilding Greener Cities At this meeting of two of the world’s most dynamic urban thinkers, France’s “Green Mayor” Éric Piolle and former Mayor of Toronto David Miller share their insights on how we can tackle the climate crisis, one city at a time.

In conversation with Marcus Gee

5:00 PM

JON KABAT-ZINNMindfulness in Difficult TimesWriter, scientist and meditation teacher Jon Kabat-Zinn has brought the transformative power of mindfulness into our everyday lives. With the launch of his new book, he reveals how each of us can change the world through the simple art of being present.

2:30 PM

BeHIND-THe-sceNes PANelThe Making and the Meaning of The Handmaid’s Tale Meet the brilliant minds behind the topical television reimag-ining of Margaret Atwood’s classic dystopian novel ahead of the show’s eagerly-awaited third season.

Warren Littlefield (Executive Producer), Lindsay Sloane (MGM), and Elisabeth Williams (Production Designer) in conversation with Simon Houpt

7:30 PM

MArlON JAMesReimagining Myths and LegendsHear the prodigious Man Booker Prize-winning author of A Brief History of Seven Killings unveil how he created a new kind of mythology in Black Leopard, Red Wolf, one of the year’s most talked-about novels.

In conversation with Craig Offman

5:00 PM

BeyOND THe sTOryWith The Globe and Mail Investigations TeamBack by popular demand, get a behind-the-scenes glimpse at The Globe and Mail’s recent investigations from the impassioned journalists who brought them to life.

7:30 PM

Sunday, March 3

FrANces MAyesLife-Changing Travel The beloved travel writer and bestselling author of Under the Tuscan Sun invites you to experience the romance of Italy firsthand at the Toronto debut of her latest works, Women in Sunlight and See You in the Piazza.

In conversation with Elizabeth Renzetti

12:00 PM

Saturday, March 2

reBeccA TrAIsTerHow Women’s Anger Makes ChangeAcclaimed writer/journalist Rebecca Traister (New York Magazine) joins us to discuss the galvanizing force of women’s collective anger, and its role in changing history.

In conversation with Denise Balkissoon

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China Love d: Olivia Martin McGuire | 2018 | australia, China | 86 min

Explore the fascinating, multibillion world of pre-wedding photography in China through several couples navigating romance and families in the lead up to the most important ritual in Chinese society: getting married.

WEdNESdAy, FEbRuARy 6 6:30 PM ThuRSdAy, FEbRuARy 7 6:45 PM

Q&A with director Olivia Martin McGuire hosted by journalist and author Rachel Giese.

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What Walaa Wants d: Christy Garland | 2018 | Canada, denmark | 89 min

Young Walaa, her sights set on becoming one of the few women to join the Palestinian Security Forces, fights to survive police training bootcamp with her wildly rebellious spirit intact.

ThuRSdAy, FEbRuARy 20 6:30 PM

FILMS Changing the World

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The Museum d: Kenton Vaughan | Canada | 2009 | 90 min

Smartly tuned to current debates on public architecture, this engaging film chronicles the renovation of one of the most iconic—and polarizing—buildings on the streets of Toronto: the ROM Crystal.

MONdAy, FEbRuARy 4 6:30 PM

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Our Beautiful City

The Toronto Star’s longtime urban issues columnist Christopher Hume will join us to discuss the legacy of this Toronto landmark, and assess the state of “starchitecture” in our growing city.

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Canada C3–Coast to Coast to CoastExperience the historic Canada C3 Expedition through this inspiring film that retraces the historic 150-day icebreaker journey from Toronto to Victoria through the Northwest Passage in 2017.


The shadow of Goldd: sally Blake, denis delestrac, robert Lang | 2018 | Canada, France | 76 min

With political, economic, and ecological implications, how is the thriving gold trade changing our lives and the world around us?

FRIdAy, FEbRuARy 22 6:30 PM

The Oscars: LiVe! The glitz and glam without the cable. Once again, we’re opening our doors and rolling out the red carpet for a free broadcast of the Academy Awards.

SuNdAy, FEbRuARy 24 6:30 PM

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Pina d: Wim Wenders | 2011 | Germany, France, UK | 103 min | G

Filmmaker Wim Wenders pays tribute to the legendary German choreographer Pina Bausch in one of the greatest dance films of all-time.


Burroughs: The Movied: Howard Brookner | 1983 | 1990 | 90 min

This one-of-a-kind documentary portrait explores William S. Burroughs’s life story, guided by the literary giant himself.

WEdNESdAy, FEbRuARy 13 6:30 PM

Amyd: asif Kapadia | 2015 | UK | 128 min

This Academy Award-winning documentary tells the incredible story of six-time Grammy winner Amy Winehouse—in her own words.


The Silence of Mark Rothko d: Marjoleine Boonstra | 2016 | netherlands | 52 min

Dive into the life and work of abstract expressionist Mark Rothko whose work is as immediately identifiable and distinct as perhaps any painter in history.

SATuRdAy, FEbRuARy 9 4:30 PM

A Ballerina’s Tale d: nelson George | 2015 | Usa | 85 min

The remarkable story of African American ballerina Misty Copeland and how great talent and willpower can open doors in a very exclusive world.

MONdAy, FEbRuARy 25 6:30 PM

Mandela: Son of Africa, Father of a Nationd: angus Gibson, Jo Menell | 1996 | Usa, south africa | 118 min | pG

Follow the life of South African activist and former president Nelson Mandela from his youth to his historical triumph of abolishing apartheid.


On Her Shouldersd: alexandria Bombach | 2018 | Usa | 95 min

An inspiring portrait of Nobel Prize-winning activist Nadia Murad, who survived the genocide of her people at the hands of ISIS.

TuESdAy, FEbRuARy 19 6:30 PM

Stories of remarkable individuals and their impact on our world.

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MUsIc ON FIlMPresented with Good Thoughts, Good Words, Good deeds:

the Conductor Zubin Mehta d: Bettina ehrhardt | 2016 | Germany | 89 min

Celebrating his 80th birthday this year, renowned musical maestro Zubin Mehta has conducted all over the world and is best known as Music Director for Life for the Israel Philharmonic. This inspiring bio-doc follows his remarkable globetrotting career and Metha’s provocative apolitical approach to the universal language of music.

TuESdAy, FEbRuARy 26 6:30 PM

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Stick around for a special post-screening Q&A hosted by Zubin’s son Mervon Mehta, Executive Director of Performing Arts at The Royal Conservatory of Music.

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Ferrante Fever With over 5 million copies of her Neapolitan Novels sold, Elena Ferrante is a global literary sensation. Ferrante Fever digs into the craze and her mysterious persona.

SuNdAy, FEbRuARy 24 11:00 AM

Q&A with Franco Gallippi, Italian Cultural Studies professor, and Martha Sharpe, an editor and publisher and the founder of Toronto’s Flying Books bookshops.

Vincent: The Life and Death of Vincent Van Gogh SuNdAy, MARch 17 11:00 AM

The Art of MuseumsSuNdAy, MAy 26 11:00 AM

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Beethoven’s HairSuNdAy, APRIl 14 11:00 AM

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stage russia: King LearShakespeare’s classic tragedy—filled with darkness and sorrow, love and humility—is brought to life in a brilliant staging at Moscow’s Satirikon Theatre.

SATuRdAy, FEbRuARy 2 11:00 AM

stage russia: anna Karenina MusicalDiscover the Moscow Operetta Theatre’s original musical adaptation of Tolstoy’s literary masterpiece.


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experience world-class ballet, theatre and opera performances.

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degas: passion for perfection d: david Bickerstaff | 2018 | UK | 85 min

Journeying from the streets of Paris to the heart of a superb exhibition at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, this film reveals the complex truth behind one of the most influential French artists of the late 19th-century.


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step behind the canvas in renowned exhibits around the world.

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stop Making sense d: Jonathan demme | 1984 | Usa | 88 minutes | pG

Once again, we’re dusting off our giant suit and preparing to burn down the house with Jonathan Demme’s unforgettable collaboration with the Talking Heads.

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Arrive early as we kick off the night with DJ Chris MaGee and drink specials.

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Cat Video Festd: Various | 2018 | Usa | 75 minutes

Celebrate the irresistible cuteness of our feline friends with this special event screening featuring a compilation of the latest and best cat videos. A mix of clips curated from submissions as well as viral hit favourites, this joyous communal experience helps raise money for cats in need through partnerships with local charities, animal welfare organizations and shelters across North America.

10% of the ticket sales will be donated to Toronto Cat Rescue.


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On February 18, engage and inspire your kids with a day of films and free special events.

Film: Girls rock! Featuring Girls rock Camp TorontoA screening of this empowering coming-of-age doc followed by a rocking live performance by Girls Rock Camp Toronto.

11:30 AM

inventing Tomorrow Join a group of international teen innovators creating cutting edge solutions to combat climate change.

2:15 PM

Chef FlynnA ten-year old culinary whiz kid turns his bedroom into one of the best restaurants in America.

6:30 PM

Free entry for kids under 16.

panel—sparking Change: The next Generation of youth activistsIf the past year has proven anything, it is that if we are going to make our world a better place, young people are almost certainly going to lead the charge. Join us for a lively discussion with some of Toronto’s most inspiring young leaders—all working to be the change they want to see.

4:30 PM

Free Events Film Screenings

indygo arscottWe The Students Do No Consent

rayne Fisher-QuannMarch for Our Education

rachel parent Kids Right To Know

arezoo najibzadeh The Young Women’s Leadership Network

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The Hidden Gems of italy

Hot Docs favourite Dr. Franco Gallippi returns to offer this colourful tour of Italy’s most interesting regional cities and the art, history and mouthwatering foods that make them so distinctive.

Tuesdays, January 22 - February 26 10:00 aM to 12:00 pM

designing The World: The Global starchitects Dr. Peter Harris examines the great international architects who have reshaped the skylines and iconic neighbourhoods of design capitals around the world.

Thursdays, January 24 - February 28 10:00 aM to 12:00 pM

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Italy: Love It, or Leave It

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Leading Ladies: The Great actresses Of The Modern MoviesBeloved Globe and Mail film columnist Johanna Schneller explores the evolution of the modern actress since the 1960s, celebrating brilliant performers like Audrey Hepburn, Meryl Streep, and Halle Berry.

Fridays, January 25 - March 8 10:00 aM to 12:00 pM

Heirloom: The Food Traditions of Toronto’s Cultural Mosaic Led by Suresh Doss, Food Guide for CBC’s Metro Morning, this series will focus on the international food cultures that are flourishing in Toronto and the Mom-and-Pop restaurants that are preserving them.

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The French Lieutenant’s Woman


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Back by Popular Demand What is Democracy?

Free Solo

Sat, Feb 211:00 AMPerformance on Screen: King Lear

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11:00 AM Exhibition on Screen Degas: Passion for Perfection

4:30 PM Game Changers Pina

Mon, Feb 4 6:30 PM Our Beautiful City The Museum

Tue, Feb 5 10:00 AM Curious Minds Hidden Gems of Italy

1:00 PM Further Viewing Italy: Love it, or Leave It

Wed, Feb 6 6:30 PM Doc Soup China Love

Thu, Feb 7 10:00 AM Curious Minds The Global Starchitects

6:45 PM Doc Soup China Love

Opens Fri, Feb 8 The Dawn Wall

The World Before Your Feet

Fri, Feb 8 10:00 AM Curious Minds Leading Ladies

1:00 PM Further Viewing French Lieutenant’s Woman

9:30 PM This Film Should Be Played Loud Stop Making Sense

Sat, Feb 9 11:00 AM Curious Minds Heirloom

4:30 PM Game Changers The Silence of Mark Rothko

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2:15 PM Inventing Tomorrow

4:00 PM Panel: Sparking Change

6:30 PM Chef Flynn


6:30 PM Game Changers On Her Shoulders

Wed, Feb 20 6:30 PM Films Changing the World What Walaa Wants


1:00 PM Further Viewing Big Time

Fri, Feb 22 10:00 AM Curious Minds Leading Ladies

9:15 PM Game Changers Amy

Sat, Feb 23 11:00 AM Curious Minds Heirloom

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Mon, Feb 25 6:30 PM Game Changers A Ballerina’s Tale


6:30 PM Music on Film Good Thoughts, Good Words, Good Deeds


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