Everything on the calendar filed under film. 5 listings, soonest first.
TIFF Cinematheque and Next Wave put a screen up in the square for the four nights of Festival Street, showing at 10pm with open captions, rain or shine. City Lights, The F Word, Madagascar and one more, a night each.
The 51st festival: 293 films, King Street closed, and a full film market for the first time. Rush tickets are the only sane way in.
Toronto's oldest continuously operating cinema, volunteer-run and single-screen, drops its $15 admission to $7.50 every Tuesday, for everyone including members. It covers regular and second-run bookings only, not the special-event nights that fill much of the schedule, so check the day's listing first.
Nyla Innuksuk's film, in which a group of Inuit girls in a remote Arctic community fight off an alien invasion, screens free on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Cash taken at the door and part of that day's concession sales go to the Indian Residential School Survivors Society.
The 1992 BBC hoax broadcast that sent a live crew into the most haunted house in Britain on Halloween night and panicked a good part of its audience. Part of Apparatus Theory, Saffron Maeve's bimonthly series on films about filmmaking.