TIFF Live
From September 7 to 17, TIFF will broadcast live on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and Twitter, giving you inside access to Festival. Whether you're down the street or across an ocean, join us live from the red carpet, the TIFF stage, and inside hot ticket events by checking out the schedule and links below.
PLEASE NOTE: The times listed below are as close to accurate as we can make them, but for some live events, the actual start time may vary. Thanks for watching!
Borg/McEnroe
Day 1: Thursday, Sept. 7
6:45pm
TIFF Live from the Red Carpet hosted by Vanity Fair:
Borg/McEnroe
Borg/McEnroe
6:45pm
360° Live from the Red Carpet: Borg/McEnroe
Live 360 VR on the Red Carpet is produced by THE SILVER FACTORY
Live 360 VR on the Red Carpet is produced by THE SILVER FACTORY
Watch on Facebook
Call Me By Your Name
Gaga: Five Foot Two
Day 2: Friday, Sept. 8
Stronger
Mary Shelley
Day 3: Saturday, Sept. 9
2:30pm
TIFF Industry Conference:
TELEFILM CANADA'S TALENT TO WATCH In the Director Chair: Lady Boss
TELEFILM CANADA'S TALENT TO WATCH In the Director Chair: Lady Boss
Watch on YouTube
5:15pm
TIFF Live from the Red Carpet hosted by Vanity Fair:
Mary Shelley
Mary Shelley
5:20pm
360° Live from the Red Carpet: Mary Shelley
Live 360 VR on the Red Carpet is produced by THE SILVER FACTORY
Live 360 VR on the Red Carpet is produced by THE SILVER FACTORY
Watch on Facebook
mother!
Day 4: Sunday, Sept. 10
2:20pm
TIFF Live from the Red Carpet hosted by Vanity Fair:
Chappaquiddick
Chappaquiddick
5:15pm
TIFF Live from the Red Carpet hosted by Vanity Fair:
The Mountain Between Us
The Mountain Between Us
The Mountain Between Us
Day 5: Monday, Sept. 11
9:30am
TIFF Industry Conference:
Angela Robinson & Brie Larson & Lynette Howell Taylor Behind the Scenes Dialogues
Angela Robinson & Brie Larson & Lynette Howell Taylor Behind the Scenes Dialogues
4:45pm
TIFF Live from the Red Carpet hosted by Vanity Fair:
Breathe
Breathe
Breathe
Mudbound
Day 6: Tuesday, Sept. 12
10am
TIFF Industry Conference:
DOC CONFERENCE Mavericks: Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady
DOC CONFERENCE Mavericks: Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady
Watch on YouTube
10:45am
TIFF Industry Conference:
DOC CONFERENCE Private Investment in Documentary: How and Why?
DOC CONFERENCE Private Investment in Documentary: How and Why?
Watch on YouTube
11:45am
TIFF Industry Conference:
DOC CONFERENCE Morgan Spurlock Presents Cultureshock
DOC CONFERENCE Morgan Spurlock Presents Cultureshock
Watch on YouTube
1:45pm
TIFF Industry Conference:
DOC CONFERENCE Beating the Odds: How to Build a Sustainable Creative Career
DOC CONFERENCE Beating the Odds: How to Build a Sustainable Creative Career
Watch on YouTube
5pm
360° Live from the Red Carpet: Mudbound
Live 360 VR on the Red Carpet is produced by THE SILVER FACTORY
Live 360 VR on the Red Carpet is produced by THE SILVER FACTORY
Watch on Facebook
Kings
I Love You, Daddy
Day 7: Wednesday, Sept. 13
11:00pm
TIFF Industry Conference:
DIALOGUES Directing Actors and Actors Directing
DIALOGUES Directing Actors and Actors Directing
If You Saw His Heart
Day 8: Thursday, Sept. 14
55 Steps
My Days of Mercy
Day 9: Friday, Sept. 15
C'est la vie!
Day 10: Saturday, Sept. 16
7pm
360° Live from the Red Carpet: C'est la vie!
Live 360 VR on the Red Carpet is produced by THE SILVER FACTORY
Live 360 VR on the Red Carpet is produced by THE SILVER FACTORY
Watch on Facebook
Sheikh Jackson
Day 11: Sunday, Sept. 17
Learn the Lingo
Premium: These events offer a premium in-person experience, and can include red-carpet screenings, World or North American premieres, and/or audience Q&As.
Rush: A "Rush" lineup will be indicated at each venue for all non-ticket-holders looking for last-minute tickets. Tickets will be sold to the Rush line approximately 10 minutes before the start of the screening based on availability. There is a limit of one ticket per person. Please arrive as soon as possible to join the Rush line. Customers are limited to holding space in the Rush line for themselves and one other person. Please inform venue staff if you are holding a spot for another person. Rush tickets are $20 for regular screenings and $40 for premium screenings (cash only).
Free: Indicates a free ticketed event. Free tickets can be reserved online starting September 4 (September 2 for TIFF Members) for Dunkirk, North of Superior, and films in the TIFF Cinematheque programme, while quantities last. Free tickets for the September 17 screenings of the Grolsch People's Choice Award winner and Toronto Platform Prize winner will be issued at the venue two hours prior to the screening.
Off Sale: "Off-sale" means there is currently no inventory available for that event. An event may alternate several times between on-sale and off-sale before the event date as sales and internal partner commitments fluctuate. Your best option for off-sale events is to check again at tiff.net, by phone, or at the Festival Box Office as tickets are released at 7am daily.
Gala Standby ticket:Available only for Gala screenings at Roy Thomson Hall. In the event that advance tickets are no longer available, we will release a limited number of standby tickets. The difference between standby and rush tickets are that standby tickets can be purchased in advance, and rush tickets are purchased 10 minutes prior to a screening pending availability. The Standby line will be admitted before the Rush line to get first dibs on unclaimed seats.
Vouchers: Complimentary ticket vouchers are not tickets, and must be exchanged for a ticket at the Venue or your Festival Box Office. Complimentary ticket vouchers can be exchanged from September 5 onwards, subject to availability.
Pre-Sale:
- Member pre-sale: An advanced window when TIFF Members can purchase packages or tickets before the public. Become a Member today!
- Visa pre-sale: An advanced window when Visa cardholders can purchase packages before the public.
- Insiders Pre-sale: An advanced window when TIFF Insiders can purchase individual tickets before the public (but after TIFF Members). Become an insider by signing up for The Weekly e-newsletter, and you will be sent an access code in advance of the September 3 insiders pre-sale.
The Rules
- Venue Policies
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Seating is only guaranteed until 15 minutes prior to the scheduled start of the screening. If late seating is disruptive, latecomers will not be admitted. Late seating is at the discretion of the venue staff.
Our staff and volunteers are here to ensure the best possible Festival experience for all. TIFF Inc. will not tolerate mistreatment of any kind towards its staff or volunteers and will take measures accordingly. TIFF Inc. reserves the right to refuse admission and/or expel from the premises, without refund, any person whose presence or conduct is deemed objectionable.
Rush tickets are subject to availability and are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis at the discretion of venue staff. Customers are limited to holding space in Rush lines for a maximum of two individuals, including themselves. Please inform the Festival staff managing the Rush line if you are holding a place for another individual.
Please do not leave empty seats in the middle of the row; Rush seating is less disruptive to the audience if empty seats are available on the aisles. Seats cannot be saved. Due to venue fire codes, sitting in the aisles or standing at the back of the venue is not permitted.
All cinema and lobby areas will be cleared following each screening.
All films have been rated by the Ontario Film Review Board. Ticket-holders will be admitted to screenings in accordance with each film's classification. Please consult our film listing for ratings.
Film runtimes, as listed in the Official Film Schedule and the Festival Programme Book, represent the best available information at press time. Runtimes are approximate and don't include time for intros or Q&As. Screenings and schedules are subject to change without notice. Check the Official Film Schedule for the most up-to-date information.
All Festival venues are wheelchair accessible. If you require accessible or companion seating, or other accessibility services, please contact the Festival Box Office in advance by calling 416-599-8433 or 1-888-599-8433 (toll free) so that we can ensure your needs are met.
The safety and security of all our visitors and guests is a priority for TIFF. Security measures are in place at all TIFF events and bags are subject to inspection. Hazardous, inappropriate, offensive and suspicious items including aerosols and alcohol will not be permitted.
All electronic devices must be silenced and stowed away during public screenings.
Cameras and recording devices are strictly prohibited during screenings. Screenings will be monitored for unauthorized recording. It is illegal to make a copy of a film or part of a film without permission of the copyright owner. Toronto International Film Festival Inc. (TIFF Inc.) reserves the right to undertake anti-piracy measures and eject any person who is recording or photographing without authorization from TIFF Inc., to confiscate pirated material, and to report any unauthorized recording to law enforcement, which may subject that person to criminal and civil liability.
TIFF Inc. reserves the right to film or record its events and activities for its own purposes. All media requests to shoot onstage activity must be pre-approved by the TIFF Communications Department.
Screenings and events are subject to change without notice. Please check tiff.net/changes regularly to see if there have been any changes or cancellations.Ticket Conditions of Sale
Tickets may not be resold. Tickets may not be used as prizes or contest giveaways, or for fundraising, promotional or advertising purposes, without express written consent from TIFF Inc. Such use or resale will invalidate tickets.
By using a ticket to enter a Festival venue, the ticket-holder agrees to being photographed, filmed or recorded in the event venue, and to the publication, reproduction, sales use, distribution and broadcast of all photographs, video or other recordings of the ticket-holder's voice or likeness without further notice or compensation in any publicity, advertisement or other publication carried out by, or on behalf of, TIFF Inc. in perpetuity in any manner and media whatsoever, including print, broadcast or internet.
By using a ticket to attend Festival screenings and events, the user waives and releases TIFF Inc. from all claims he/she may have against TIFF Inc. for any loss, damage, injury, liability or expense he/she may suffer, arising from his/her presence at the event venue due to any reason whatsoever, including those arising from personal injury, property loss/damage or death.Cancelled or Disrupted Screenings
If a Festival screening is cancelled or designated by our organization as a problematic presentation, tickets may be exchanged for another film or screening at TIFF’s discretion. Please visit your Festival Box Office or tiff.net to determine whether your ticket is eligible for an exchange.
If you printed your ticket at home or had it saved to your mobile device, your ticket will automatically be exchanged for a voucher in your account within 2 hours of the screening being deemed problematic (please note, if the screening was scheduled after 10pm, the voucher will appear in your account by 10am the following morning). You can exchange this voucher for any screening ticket of equal or lesser value, subject to availability. You can do this online, over the phone, or in person. In-person exchanges can be facilitated in advance at the Festival Box Office, on the day of at the Venue Box Office, or to rush a film if there is no inventory available in advance.
If you have a hard ticket to the disrupted screening, you can exchange this ticket for any screening of equal or lesser value, subject to availability. You can do this in person in advance at the Festival Box Office, on the day of at the Venue Box Office, or to rush a film if there is no inventory available in advance. Exchanges cannot be facilitated online or over the phone in this case.
All ticket sales are final — we do not offer refunds. Any concerns should be directed to the Festival Box Office or customerrelations@tiff.net. - Package & Ticket Policies
- General Policies
- All ticket packages and individual tickets are final sale
- Daytime screenings start at 5pm or earlier, evening screenings begin after 5pm
- Prices include all taxes and service fees
- All screening selections are subject to availability
- If you have opted to pick up your tickets at the Festival Box Office (or Members Box Office/Patrons Circle Box Office), you must do so in advance of your first screening
- Limit up to 1 Regular Flex Pack, 1 Premium Flex Pack (6 or 12 tickets), 1 Weekday Daytime Pack (10 or 20 tickets), and 1 Back-Half Pack (6 or 12 tickets) per account
- Limit of 4 tickets per film per account
- Tickets may be exchanged online, over the phone, or in person up to two hours prior to the start of the screening
- No exchanges allowed
- One (1) ticket per screening
- English-language screenings cannot be guaranteed
- Limit of 4 tickets per screening, per account
- Valid ID required for 25 & under pricing
- Exchanges can be made online, over the phone, or in-person up to two hours prior to the start of the screening
Welcome to TIFF '18
The Toronto International Film Festival's first slate of Galas and Special Presentations will be announced on Tuesday, July 24.
Watch the TIFF '18 Press Conference Livestream on this page at 10am ET.
About The Festival
Starting out in 1976 as a collection of films from other festivals — a "festival of festivals" — the Toronto International Film Festival has become one of the most beloved cinematic events in the world, universally regarded as an ideal platform for filmmakers to launch their careers and to premiere their new work. The Festival has been described as "the most important film festival in the world — the largest, the most influential, the most inclusive." *
*Liam Lacey, The Globe and Mail, September 3, 2005.
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Key Dates
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- June 20Packages on sale to the public as of 10am ETAugust 21Programme Book and Official Film Schedule releasedAugust 23Individual tickets available for purchase à la carte to TIFF Patrons Circle Members (according to level)August 26Ticket selection window for package purchasers begins (TIFF Members, according to level, followed by the public starting Aug. 28). NOTE: all public package redemption begins after TIFF Members.Beginning September 1Individual tickets available for purchase à la carte to all TIFF Members from 10am to 4pm ET (subject to availability)Beginning September 2Individual tickets available for purchase à la carte to all TIFF Insiders from 10am to 4pm ET (subject to availability)Beginning September 3Individual tickets available for purchase à la carte to the public from 10am to 4pm ET (subject to availability). Sales reopen at 7am on September 4, and will be available through to September 16.September 6 to 1643rd Toronto International Film Festival
How to Festival
Let's navigate the People's Festival together.
Just the Basics
Get help finding films, buying tickets, and getting the most out of your Festival.
Start Now TIFF Members
You complete us. Find out about your many benefits as a TIFF Member during TIFF '17.
Go to the TIFF Member guide Press
From Rush line to byline — everything you need to know to get access through Festival.
Go to the Press guide Festival Awards
The 2017 Grolsch People's Choice Award
Martin McDonagh's Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Past Award Winners
- People's Choice Awards
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TitleDirectorCountry of ProductionYearThree Billboards Outside Ebbing, MissouriMartin McDonaghUSA2017La La LandDamien ChazelleUSA2016RoomLenny AbrahamsonIreland / Canada2015The Imitation GameMorten TyldumUSA / United Kingdom201412 Years a SlaveSteve McQueenUSA2013Silver Linings PlaybookDavid O. RussellUSA2012Where Do We Go Now?Nadine LabakiFrance / Lebanon / Italy / Egypt2011The King’s SpeechTom HooperUnited Kingdom / Australia2010Precious: Based on the Novel "Push" by SapphireLee DanielsUSA2009Slumdog MillionaireDanny BoyleUnited Kingdom2008Eastern PromisesDavid CronenbergCanada / UK2007BellaAlejandro Gómez MonteverdeUSA2006TsotsiGavin HoodUnited Kingdom / South Africa2005Hotel RwandaTerry GeorgeUnited Kingdom / South Africa / Italy2004ZatoichiTakeshi KitanoJapan2003Whale RiderNiki CaroNew Zealand / Germany2002AmélieJean-Pierre JeunetFrance2001Crouching Tiger, Hidden DragonAng LeeTaiwan2000American BeautySam MendesUSA1999Life is BeautifulRoberto BenigniItaly1998The Hanging GardenThom FitzgeraldCanada1997ShineScott HicksAustralia / United Kingdom1996Antonia's LineMarleen GorrisNetherlands / Belgium / United Kingdom1995PriestAntonia BirdUnited Kingdom1994The SnapperStephen FrearsUnited Kingdom1993Strictly BallroomBaz LuhrmannAustralia1992The Fisher KingTerry GilliamUSA1991Cyrano de BergeracJean-Paul RappeneauFrance1990Roger & MeMichael MooreUSA1989Women on the Verge of a Nervous BreakdownPedro AlmodóvarSpain1988The Princess BrideRob ReinerUSA1987Le Déclin de l'empire américainDenys ArcandCanada1986The Official StoryLuis PuenzoArgentina1985Places in the HeartRobert BentonUSA1984The Big ChillLawrence KasdanUSA1983TempestPaul MazurskyUSA1982Chariots of FireHugh HudsonyUnited Kingdom1981Bad TimingNicolas RoegUnited Kingdom1980Best BoyIra WohlUSA1979GirlfriendsClaudia WeillUSA1978
- People's Choice Midnight Madness Award
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TitleDirectorCountry of ProductionYearBodiedJoseph KahnUSA2017Free FireBen WheatleyUnited Kingdom2016HardcoreIlya NaishullerRussia/USA2015What We Do in The ShadowsTaika Waititi, Jemaine ClementUSA/New Zealand2014Why Don't You Play In Hell?Sion SonoJapan2013Seven PsychopathsMartin McDonaghUSA/United Kingdom2012The RaidGareth EvansIndonesia2011Stake LandJim MickleUSA2010The Loved OnesSean ByrneAustralia2009
- People’s Choice Documentary Award
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TitleDirectorCountry of ProductionYearFaces PlacesAgnès Varda and JRFrance2017I Am Not Your NegroRaoul PeckUSA2016Winter on Fire: Ukraine’s Fight for FreedomEvgeny AfineevskyUkraine/USA/United Kingdom2015Beats of the AntonovHajooj KukaSudan/South Africa2014The SquareJehane NoujaimEgypt/USA2013ArtifactBartholomew CubbinsUSA2012The Island PresidentJon ShenkUSA2011Force of Nature: The David Suzuki MovieSturla GunnarssonCanada2010The Topp TwinsLeanne PooleyNew Zealand2009
- Best Canadian First Feature Film
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TitleDirectorCountry of ProductionYearLuk' Luk'lWayne WapeemukwaCanada2017Old Stone (Lao shi)Johnny MaCanada / China2016Sleeping GiantAndrew CividinoCanada2015Bang Bang BabyJeffrey St. JulesCanada2014Asphalt WatchesShayne Ehman, Seth ScriverCanada2013Antiviral
BlackbirdBrandon Cronenberg
Jason BuxtonCanada2012Edwin Boyd: Citizen GangsterNathan MorlandoCanada2011The High Cost of LivingDeborah ChowCanada2010The Wild HuntAlexandre FranchiCanada2009Before TomorrowMarie-Hélène Cousineau, Madeline Piujuq IvaluCanada2008Continental, un film sans fusilStéphane LafleurCanada2007Sur la trace d'Igor RizziNöel MitraniCanada2006The Life and Hard Times of Guy TerrificoLouise Archambault, Michael MabbottCanada2005La Peau blancheDaniel RobyCanada2004Love, Sex and Eating the BonesSudz SutherlandCanada2003Marion BridgeWiebke von CarolsfeldCanada2002InertiaSean GarrityCanada2001La moitié gauche du frigoPhilippe FalardeauCanada2000Just Watch Me: Trudeau and the ‘70s GenerationCatherine AnnauCanada1999Last NightDon McKellarCanada1998CubeVincenzo NataliCanada1997 - Best Canadian Feature Film
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TitleDirectorCountry of ProductionYearLes AffamésRobin AubertCanada2017Ceux qui font les révolutions à moitié n'ont fait que se creuser un tombeauMathieu Denis, Simon LavoieCanada2016Closet MonsterStephen DunnCanada2015Félix et MeiraMaxime GirouxCanada2014When Jews Were FunnyAlan ZweigCanada2013Laurence AnywaysXavier DolanCanada / France2012Monsieur LazharPhilippe FalardeauCanada2011Cairo TimeRuba NaddaCanada2009Lost SongRodrigue JeanCanada2008My WinnipegGuy MaddinCanada2007Manufactured LandscapesJennifer BaichwalCanada2006C.R.A.Z.Y.Jean-Marc ValléeCanada2005It's All Gone Pete TongMichael DowseCanada2004Les Invasions barbaresDenys ArcandCanada2003SpiderDavid CronenbergCanada2002Atanarjuat: The Fast RunnerZacharias KunukCanada2001WaydowntownGary BurnsCanada2000The Five SensesJeremy PodeswaCanada1999NôRobert LepageCanada1998The Hanging Garden The Sweet HereafterThom Fitzgerald, Atom EgoyanCanada1997Long Day’s Journey Into The NightDavid WellingtonCanada1996Live BaitBruce SweeneyCanada1995ExoticaAtom EgoyanCanada1994Kanehsatake: 270 Years of ResistanceAlanis ObomsawinCanada1993Requiem pour un beau sans-coeurRobert MorinCanada1992The AdjusterAtom EgoyanCanada1991
- Excellence in Canadian Production
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TitleDirectorCountry of ProductionYearHDarrell WasykCanada1990RoadkillBruce McDonaldCanada1989The Outside Chance Of Maximilian GlickAllan GoldsteinCanada1988Family ViewingAtom EgoyanCanada1987Le Déclin de l'empire américainDenys ArcandCanada1986Canada's Sweetheart: The Saga of Hal C. BanksDonald BrittainCanada1985La Femme de l'hôtelLéa PoolCanada1984
- Short Cuts Award for Best Canadian Film
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TitleDirectorCountry of ProductionYearPre-DrinkMarc-Antoine LemireCanada2017MutantsAlexandre DostieCanada2016OverpassPatrice LalibertéCanada2015The Weatherman and The ShadowboxerRandall OkitaCanada2014NoahWalter Woodman, Patrick CederbergCanada2013Keep a Modest HeadDeco DawsonCanada2012Doubles With Slight PepperIan HarnarineCanada2011Les Fleurs de l'âgeVincent BironCanada2010Danse MacabrePedro PiresCanada2009Block BChris Chong Chan FuiMalaysia/Canada2008PoolChris Chong Chan FuiCanada2007Les JoursMaxime GirouxCanada2006Big GirlRenuka JeyapalanCanada2005Man Feel PainDylan Akio SmithCanada2004AspirationConstant MentzasCanada2003Blue SkiesAnn Marie FlemingCanada2002Film(dzama)Deco DawsonCanada2001Le ChapeauMichèle CournoyerCanada2000DéchargePatrick DemersCanada1999When Ponds Freeze OverMary LewisCanada1998Cotton CandyRoshell BissettCanada1997Letters From HomeMike HoolboomCanada1996ReconstructionLaurence GreenCanada1995Frank's CockMike HoolboomCanada1994Save My Lost Nigga' SoulClement VirgoCanada1993Les Sauf-conduitsManon BriandCanada1992The Making of "Monsters"John GreysonCanada1991ShaggieJanis ColeCanada1990Stealing ImagesAlan ZweigCanada1989
- Short Cuts Award for Best Short Film
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TitleDirectorCountry of ProductionYearThe Burden (Min Börda)Niki Lindroth von BahrSweden2017ImagoRaymund Ribay GutierrezPhilippines2016Maman(s)Maïmouna DoucouréFrance2015A Single BodySotiris DounoukosAustralia/France2014
- International Critics’ Prize (FIPRESCI Prize) - Special Presentations
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TitleDirectorCountry of ProductionYearThe Motive (El Autor)Manuel Martín CuencaSpain2017I Am Not Madame BovaryFeng XiaogangChina2016DesiertoJonás CuarónMexico/France2015Time Out of MindOren MovermanUSA2014The First ManGianni AmelioFrance/Algeria/Italy2011L'amour fouPierre ThorettonFrance2010IdaPawel PawlikowskiPoland2013Dans la maisonFrançois OzonFrance2012DisgraceSteve JacobsAustralia2008HadewijchBruno DumontFrance2009
- International Critics’ Prize (FIPRESCI Prize) - Discovery
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TitleDirectorCountry of ProductionYearAvaSadaf ForoughiIran/Canada/Qatar2017Kati KatiMbithi MasyaKenya/Germany2016Eva NováMarko SkopSlovakia2015May Allah Bless France!Abd Al MalikFrance2014The Amazing CatfishClaudia Sainte-LuceMexico2013All The Wrong ReasonsGia MilaniCanada2013Call GirlMikael MarcimainSweden/Ireland/Norway/Finland2012Detroit UnleadedRola NashefUSA2012AvalonAxel PetersénSweden2011Beautiful BoyShawn KuUSA2010The Man Beyond The BridgeLaxmikant ShetgaonkarIndia2009LymelifeDerick MartiniUSA2008HungerSteve McQueenUnited Kingdom2008La ZonaRodrigo PláSpain/Mexico2007CochochiIsrael Càrdenas, Laura Amelia GuzmànMexico/United Kingdom/Canada2007Death of a PresidentGabriel RangeUnited Kingdom2006RepriseJoachim TrierNorway2006Look Both WaysSarah WattAustralia2005OmaghPete TravisIreland/United Kingdom2004Rhinoceros EyesAaron WoodleyUSA2003The Magdalene SistersPeter MullanUnited Kingdom / ireland2002Chicken Rice WarCheeKSingapore2001George Washington 101 ReykjavãkDavid Gordon Green, Baltasar KormákurUSA/Iceland/Norway/ Denmark/France2000Goat On Fire And Smiling FishKevin JordanUSA1999
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TitleDirectorCountry of ProductionYearThe Great Buddha+Huang Hsin-YaoTaiwan2017In BetweenMaysaloun HamoudIsrael/France2016The Whispering StarSion SonoJapan2015Margarita, with a StrawShonali BoseIndia2014QissaAnup SinghGermany/India/Netherlands/France2013The Land of HopeSion SonoJapan2012
- Artistic Innovation
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TitleDirectorCountry of ProductionYearEncarnaciónAnahí BerneriArgentina2007
- Toronto Platform Prize
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TitleDirectorCountry of ProductionYearSweet CountryWarwick ThorntonAustralia2017JackiePablo LarraínUnited Kingdom2016HurtAlan ZweigCanada2015
- Cultural Innovation
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TitleDirectorCountry of ProductionYearTakva: A Man's Fear of GodÖzer KiziltanTurkey/Germany2006
Industry
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Festival Tickets + Packages
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## PackagesPublic on-sale: June 20 at 10am ET.
### Ticket packages are now on sale for:TIFF Members Visa cardholders
Buy Now The Visa Screening Room is at the Princess of Wales Theatre. Visa Infinite cardholders will have access to the Visa Infinite priority line.
Ticket packages offer the best value — and the best chance to get your first choice of films. Remember: TIFF Members choose their films first. Join today from just $99!
Curated Experiences
Let our programmers do the work for you.
Individual Tickets
NEW! Tiered pricing for venues with assigned seating (Roy Thomson Hall, Visa Screening Room at the Princess of Wales, Elgin, Winter Garden)
Regular$18-42Premium$25-82For venues without assigned seating (Ryerson, Scotiabank, Jackman Hall and TIFF Bell Lightbox), pricing remains the same.
Regular (Evenings & Weekends)$28-35Weekday Daytime (Adult)$18-25Weekday Daytime (Under 25)$10Premium$52-59Rush tickets are $20 (Regular) and $40 (Premium), when available.
Evening screenings start after 5pm. Daytime screenings start at 5pm or earlier.
Please note you may be asked to show ID at the box office or screening venue to verify age.Festival Programme Book: $47
Published by TIFF, this 400+ page book features Festival programmers' notes on each film. Pre-order with your ticket packages or buy in person at TIFF Shop or the Festival Box Office.TIFF prefers Visa
Flex Packs
Customize your Festival experience. Select your films starting August 26 (TIFF Members, according to level, followed by the public on August 28).
Regular Flex
Buy in increments of 10 starting at
240
The more you buy, the more you save. Buy in bulk and save up to 28% per ticket!
See prices for 20-100 packs#Public10$24020$45530$65040$84850$1,01060$1,21070$1,41080$1,61090$1,810100$2,010