September 22, 2025 - This is a list of Canadian films released in 2022.

December 10, 2022 - From Chandler Levack's I Like Movies, to the dreamlike Jehova's Witness drama You Can Live Forever, to Drake's Black Ice documentary, to Brother, Bones of Crows, Riceboy Sleeps, Eternal Spring, When Morning Comes, Little Bird and seemingly a ...

April 10, 2023 - And now the thin stretch of land is the star of a beguiling new Canadian film that focuses on Zoe Lucas, a self-taught environmentalist, naturalist and archivist who arrived on Sable Island four decades ago and never looked back. By the time that director Jacquelyn Mills’s poetic film comes to an end, you might want to follow Lucas’s lead, too, and stay forever. (Now playing in select theatres.) ... Isaiah Lehtinen and Percy Hynes White in I Like Movies.Courtesy of VHS Forever Inc.

A list of 20 films compiled on Letterboxd, including Black Ice (2022), Brother (2022), This House (2022), Crimes of the Future (2022) and I Like Movies (2022). About this list: “Bold and unapologetic, this year's Canada’s Top Ten reflects ...

With high anticipation for films like My Policeman and Taylor Swift’s added short film, All Too Well, it is no secret that this year’s lineup of movies is going to be the best yet. Especially within our own pool of talent. Canadian films are the heart of TIFF 2022.

August 25, 2023 - From full Canadian films like Atom Egoyan's The Sweet Hereafter and Denis Villeneuve's Enemy to American productions with huge Canadian involvement like Domee Shi's Turning Red, this list should have something for everyone.

Best Canadian Movies of 2022: The Story of Love (2022), X (2022), Riceboy Sleeps (2022), A Kismet Christmas (2022), Three Wise Men and a Baby (2022), Rip in Time (2022), Yellowstone Romance (2022), Arsenault and Fils (2022), Campfire Christmas ...

While Women Talking offers obvious contemporary resonance in its depiction of holding male abusers accountable, the film is more than that. It is a work of bold imagination, and its resolution is deeply moving.

September 3, 2022 - August 17, 2022Radheyan Simonpillai · Facebook · Twitter · Reddit · Copy current article link · Clement Virgo and Sarah Polley are premiering their big, urgent and hopeful movies taking on anti-Black racism and conversations about #MeToo in Brother and Women Talking, respectively. They aren’t the only local storytellers making a splash at this year’s TIFF. Here are 10 more Canadians to keep an eye on.

September 9, 2022 - This film originally piqued my interest as it was initially titled Pussy (naturally I clicked on that title, sue me!). And even though the movie title has changed, I'm still SO excited to see this. This coming-of-age drama follows three queer kids navigating Toronto for a summer, and I can already tell it'll make me cry. ... If you're a fan of animation, add this to your TIFF 2022 watch list.

This award-winning Canadian drama comes from director Myriam Verreault. Read more Watch the trailer of Kuessipan Stream Kuessipan via: ... DIRECTOR: Sophie Deraspe CAST: Nahéma Ricci, Nour Belkhiria & Rawad El-Zein A modern-day adaptation of the renowned Greek tragedy taking place in Montreal. Ambitious in its scope, this movie truly makes clear classic stories like these can be told in any time or era.

“Bold and unapologetic, this year’s Canada’s Top Ten reflects one of the most diverse editions to date and heralds an exciting new wave of Canadian storytelling,” stated Anita Lee, TIFF, Chief Programming Officer. “I am so thrilled to present this stellar selection of films in my first year as TIFF’s Chief Programming Officer.” · Features Black Ice | dir. Hubert Davis Brother | dir. Clement Virgo Cette Maison | dir. Miryam Charles Crimes of the Future | dir. David Cronenberg I Like Movies | dir.

20221h 40mR · 5.0 (2.6K)RateMark as watched · Claire, an ambitious young woman, starts working for a successful and rich businessman, but unknowingly gets involved in an affair with his wife.DirectorErnie BarbarashStarsKat GrahamMerritt PattersonSebastian Roché · 20231h 29mTV Movie ·

Tags: @CraveCanada, @Crave_PR, ... 2022 Toronto International Festival, including the Crave Original documentary BUFFY SAINTE-MARIE: CARRY IT ON which is slated to premiere on Crave later this year following a festival and ...

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March 1, 2023 - [CanFilmDay] provides an exciting focal point for Canadian cinema, bringing filmmakers, audiences and cinemas together to celebrate the many different, diverse ways we recognize our place in this land we share. The third Wednesday in April has become our sector’s very own Canada Day, sustaining and renewing our cultural identity.” ... The occasion offers a perfect opportunity to reflect on where the country’s film community is at, and where it might be going.” ... Our 2022 spotlight focused on Indigenous-made cinema by filmmakers from many diverse nations across Canada, and was presented in association with imagineNATIVE Film and Media Arts Festival.

With that, here are 5 must-see Canadian films playing at the Toronto International Film Festival, that will soon be coming to a movie theatre near you. Black Ice This Canadian documentary directed by Hubert Davis gives us a different insight into the hockey world, by investigating the anti-Black racism that plagues the sport.

August 15, 2023 - This Canadian production tells an important and eye-opening story, which is why it is one of the most anticipated docs screening at Sundance this year. Release Date: January 2023 Produced by Victory Man Productions, Caitlin Cronenberg, and Ontario Creates Directed by Caitlin Cronenberg Starring Anorak Film, Eye Steel Film, and Red Marrow Media ... If 2022 is remembered as the year Hollywood made its post-pandemic comeback, then we’d argue 2023 will be looked back at as the year Canada cinema officially re-entered the game – and in full force!