Film

CIFF takes place from September 19 to 29, from the Red Carpet Opening Gala and screening of The Grand Seduction (a flick about luring a resident doctor to a small Newfoundland town) on the 19th at the Jubilee Auditorium, to the Closing Film, The Right Kind of Wrong (a love story filmed in Banff) on the 29th at the Globe 2. Here's what you need to know

From the star-studded parties and the generous gifting suites, to the fabulous fashion and films, TIFF 2013 is officially wrapped for the year. In a nutshell, here is our Notable.ca snapshot of the best of TIFF 2013

‘Tis the season; TIFF 2013 is finally here in Toronto. This, of course, means different things for different young professionals (YPs). For Toronto’s “industry” people – those in entertainment, media, fashion and public relations – TIFF means that we could very well find ourselves guests at an exclusive celebrity party. There are a few rules to keep in mind when sipping cocktails among the elite of the entertainment world

Today's Notable Young Professional is writer, producer, director and actress Sarah Michelle Brown, whose stage play 'First Hand Woman' hits New York City this month for its highly-anticipated debut. What was the inspiration behind the project? Find out in today's profile

Nothing beats a stack of press releases. We’re serious, by the way, because we’re talking about a whole host of fresh announcements from the Toronto International Film Fest (September 5-15) unveiled just moments before typing this sentence. Here’s the latest from TIFF 2013

With the Sled Island Music & Arts Festival just around the corner (June 19 to 22), we decided to catch up with Kyle Thomas of North Country Cinema, who is also one of this year’s guest curators. 2013’s film program will be premiering a diverse collection of cinema shorts, narratives and documentaries by some ground-breaking local and international film makers

French and Canadian film industry leaders came together on Monday night for an enchanting evening showcasing Juan Solanas’ groundbreaking film Upside Down. The setting of the premiere, The Imperial Cinema, evoked an atmosphere reminiscent of the Golden Era, an idyllic backdrop for the film’s picturesque cinematography

Young professionals, you are itching to take a road trip out of the city for the day? Are you looking for something that will thrill you visually and stimulate you mentally? Join film maker and artist Jill Sharpe at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection on Sunday, April 28, for the first Toronto film screening of BONE WIND FIRE

How will we survive extinction? This is the question asked in the very beginning of award-winning 33-year-old filmmaker Rob Stewart’s second documentary Revolution, which opened in theatres nationwide on Friday. As its name suggests, the film marks the need for and beginning of a global movement – and the first step is to get to the theatre to see it