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Loreena McKennitt - The Mask and Mirror at Centennial Hall on Thursday, October 29, 2026, in London, Ontario.
Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors by Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen at Grand Theatre - Spriet Stage from Tuesday, October 20 to Sunday, November 7, 2026, in London Ontario.
Born with a neurological disease, Faye Simmons is a wheelchair user who depends on daily help from support workers. But outside of her home, Faye is an avid gardener, a lover of the outdoors, and a community leader.
Black Zombie begins with a creature so familiar that we hardly think to question where it came from.
From the 60s to the 80s, the animation studio Filmation was responsible for such classic Saturday Morning cartoons as “Fat Albert”, “Star Trek: The Animated Series”, and “Ghostbusters”.
Jim is Paris’s most famous fitness influencer, and an icon within the queer community. He spends his days hitting the gym, and his nights hitting the clubs.
Housing is one of the biggest challenges facing our country, and in each election cycle, seems to be one of the most fiercely debated topics.
Nina Roza follows Mihail, a Bulgarian immigrant who has spent nearly three decades building a new life in Montreal.
Join them at the Wolf Performance Hall for the World Premiere of Dolphin Flip!
At first glance, LA GRADIVA seems to occupy familiar territory to other high school movies; the outcast girl, the underachieving stoner, the playboy jock.
The Forest City Film Festival is proud to host the Speaker Series, presented by Canada Media Fund, an intimate program celebrating the Canadian talent shaping the global landscape of contemporary film and television.
Working on a new horror movie about crabs, a rookie sound recordist is tasked by the film director to head to the remote community of Pincer Point to record a voiceover with a mysterious woman, and hopefully to capture a sound that no one in the world has ever heard before.
The Forest City Film Festival’s Project Pitch returns in 2026, designed to spotlight the next wave of Canadian filmmakers and accelerate projects into production.
In August of 2014, the world watched on as ISIS attacked the Sinjar region of Iraq, waging a brutal genocide of the Yazidi people.
Across Ontario, survivors and families are coming together to confront some of the most devastating forms of violence affecting their communities.
In 1950s Oklahoma, a young indigenous woman and her three daughters sign up for the “Native American Relocation Program”, picking up roots and moving to Los Angeles, California.
Tuktuit: Caribou, Saltwater Breath, Repent, He Said, wakh^tahslu:nihe: Dressing Up the Garden, Technomaniac, Hell, Inside, Auto, and heart shaped box.
Part ghost story, part post-colonial tone poem, DEATH HAS NO MASTER uses the language of gothic horror to confront the brutal legacy of colonial violence.