UofT Film Library & Media Archives

A huge big THANK YOU to everyone who made our event yesterday our most successful National Canadian Film Day ever!! Especially a giant THANK YOU to Dale Heslip & Susan De Cartier for a brilliant & insightful q&a after the film!! We had so much fun watching this beautiful film with everyone!

We're so excited for our screening of Blue Rodeo: Lost Together today!!!!

Excited for our National Canadian Film Day screening of Blue Rodeo: Lost Together with special guest director Dale Heslip! We're excited to talk about the doc and archival research!

Check out this episode of Library Land Love, the podcast of the Ontario Library Association to hear one of our archivists talk about our National Canadian Film Day event as well as archives, planning screenings at libraries and archives, why physical media is the best, and archives in general!

Canadian Culture 3-Part Special! Part Three: National Canadian Film Day Podcast Episode · Library Land Loves · S7, E13 Bonus · 34m

We are delighted to participate in on April 15, 2026 at 12noon! We'll be screening the awesome Canadian Screen Awards nominated doc Blue Rodeo: Lost Together! The director Dale Heslip will join us for the screening & q&a! Get more info and register for your free ticket at: https://libcal.library.utoronto.ca/calendar/8054/NCFD

We are SO delighted to hear that Blue Rodeo: Lost Together by the brilliant Dale Heslip and Cream Productions has been nominated for TWO Canadian Screen Awards! This is so well deserved! The entire staff of the Film Library &Media Archives is cheering for you in both categories!!!

Tonight we're celebrating Amateur Movie Day from 6-9pm at the Robarts Library Theatre! We have eight amazing films lined up and hope you can join us. The event is free but you do need to register. Registration closes at 4pm.

Amateur Movie Day - Events | University of Toronto Libraries Join us to celebrate Amateur Movie Day on Friday March 13th from 6:00-9:00pm! We'll be screening unique films selected from our archival collections...

Renowned for it's red leaning saturation and stable colours, Kodachrome creates an exquisite viewing experience. We'll be screening "Come Ride With Me" (1963), a travelogue film that journeys through the scenic US and Canadian landscapes and was beautifully shot on Kodachrome reversal film stock! Join us next Friday, March 13th, 6-9pm, for our Amateur Movie Day celebration! Images taken during film inspection.
https://library.utoronto.ca/event/amateur-movie-day

Join us for the 2nd annual Amateur Movie Day! We're having a screening event on Friday March 13th from 6-9pm at the Robarts Library Theatre. We'll be showing some great amateur films from our archival collections, including a rare western filmed in Leaside during WWII. The event is free but you do need to register: https://library.utoronto.ca/event/amateur-movie-day

We have a new date for our Pop-Up Cinematheque screening of Attenberg! We will now present Athina Rachel Tsangari's brilliant film on March 16! The film will screen on glorious 35mm & will be introduced by CSI prof Corinn Columpar! See http://go.utlib.ca/popup2 to register for your free ticket!

ZERO DE CONDUITE- an anarchic portrayal of rebellion in a boarding school - was banned for years after its release! Jean Vigo based it on his own experiences but infused it with a dreamy surrealism. The film has inspired many homages from directors like Francois Truffaut and Lindsay Anderson. Don't miss your chance to see this influential film on 16mm, featuring a contextual talk by Professor James Cahill! Feb. 9, at 6pm. Info & tix: http://go.utlib.ca/popup2

Rare screening & Q+A of animated ads, PSAs, shorts, & TV episodes from the 1970s & 80s. Curated by Dr. Justin Morris.

Jan. 29, 2026 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm, .bsky.social 2 Sussex Avenue, TO, ON M5S 1J5.

Get more info on this free screening here: https://www.cinema.utoronto.ca/events/evening-canadian-animation-treasures