Film
This isn’t just a documentary, it is a cry for help and the urgent need for peace.
Event
Fans and festival-goers had a chance to test their luck in the wasteland and find out whether they’d survive a nuclear fallout.
Concerts • Pop / R&B
To a sold-out show of enthusiastic fans, Amaarae delivers a stellar performance to remember.
This colourful tale of love and heartbreak establishes Mancuso as an up-and-coming force within the film industry.
This first major blockbuster from A24 sheds light on the work of war photojournalists and showcases actress Kirsten Dunst in a new, rather grim, light.
Director Michael Mohan is sure to shock audiences with his beautifully raw, intense horror flick, with Sweeney at the heart of it all.
Concerts
Cardin has this inherent coolness about her that feels like you’re watching someone at the height of joy, jumping and dancing along to her songs when not playing guitar or piano.
Black Mothers Love & Resist pays homage to all the Black mothers across the United States who have lost their children to police brutality.
To an audience hanging on her every word, Mitski performed an hour and a half of tracks from her discography and her latest album accompanied by entrancing visual production.
The Being Black in Toronto series gives a look into Black stories in the city.
• Country / Folk / Indie Rock
‘Weird Faith’ is a must-listen for any alternative pop fan. Madi Diaz is refreshingly honest on each track, giving a voice to every emotion we are afraid to say out loud.
With its minimalistic aesthetic, The Bride manages to transmit a certain melancholy, sensitivity and nostalgia.