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Upcoming Events

Events

MARCH 28, 6PM

Bannock, Bingo ‘n’ BFFs Kinship Event

Need a break from these strange times? The Toronto Queer Film Festival and the Indigenous Curatorial Collective are hoping to help recharge your spirit. As part of our 2021 festival, we are pleased to present ‘Bannock, Bingo ‘n’ BFFs Kinship Event’ hosted by your coolest auntie Weird Alice. This zoom-based kinship event will include bingo, door prizes and belly laughs. So grab some snacks and some friends and come on out!

This event is intended for Indigiqueer, Trans and Two-Spirit folks
MARCH 27, 2:30PM

Canada Media Fund 101

The Canada Media Fund delivers over $350 million in funding annually to support the Canadian television and digital media industries through two streams of funding. Do you qualify? Do you need help figuring out where to apply? Join us as we talk to the CMF and get the best advice possible for working through their systems and accessing the most amount of money possible for your project.

MARCH 27, 5:30 PM

Decentralized Experiences

While some emergencies are limited, personal, and every day, others split our lives open in ways that might not be easily fixed and leave no ‘before’ to return to. These films are stories of such emergencies or ‘ruptures’ and how they shape our ‘afters.’ But don’t be deceived, sometimes this world must come to an end for another one to be possible.

MARCH 25, 8PM

In Conversation with Val Bah: Long Time Comin’

When Dionne Brand’s Long Time Comin’ premiered in 1993, it was a fresh, compellingly lyrical portrait of two Black lesbian artists, posed on the crest of a wave of a cultural revolution. It was – and still is -a very singular film. Almost 30 years later, Black queer artist, writer and programmer, Valérie Bah explores the film and its lasting legacy in conversation with Nya Lewis, Johanna Mabaki and Malique Lee Moore. Like the film itself, this panel is an event not to miss.

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