Festivals near Commerce Court Complex Toronto ON in Toronto, ON (49 Result(s))

ReelWorld Film Festival

200-50 Carroll St, Toronto, ON M4M 3G3

2.5 km

With every effort, we are showcasing the talent of racially diverse artists, cultivating creativity, and addressing the lack of racially diverse actors, writers, directors, producers, administrators, and technical and production talent who work in the Arts and Culture scene.

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Toronto Jewish Film Festival

19 Madison Ave, Toronto, ON M5R 2S2

2.9 km

Documentary portraits range from Sophie Tucker to Etgar Keret, unusual tales of dybbuks, golems, psychics and an ageing gigolo are unraveled, and filmmakers.

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Toronto Jewish Film Festival

19 Madison Ave, Toronto, ON M5R 2S2

2.9 km

Each year as we approach our Festival dates, the printed catalogue finally arrives at the office and we stare at it in wonder, thinking about the process that went into its creation.I am often asked how the Festival is programmed, so here is the story of how we arrive at our programme:We begin by previewing films that we have read about online. In addition, over the years, we have developed connections with producers, directors and distributors, who are more than happy to inform us about their new productions.

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Hillside

The Hillside Festival is a three-day, five-stage event with a broad artistic vision that emphasizes diversity: of culture, of musical heritage and style, of age, geography and influence.Last year's line-up embraced such styles and influences as indie, rock, folk, hip hop, blues, jazz, world, electronic, and reggae with bands like the Great Lake Swimmers, Cold Specks, Bombay Bicycle Club, Arkells, Valdy, Joel Plaskett Emergency and Sidi Touré. It crossed generations from the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart Band to the spanking new high school band from Guelph, The Durants, and it salutes some of Canada's best female artists, such as Kathleen Edwards, the Be Good Tanyas, Chic Gamine, Christine Fellows and Jennifer Castle.Hillside turns 30 in 2013 and is celebrating its recent receipt of the Best Greening of a Festival (for its environmental initiatives) award and Best Program award from Festivals and Events Ontario.

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