Tim Burton

November 26 – April 17
Explore the art and imagination of Tim Burton, a landmark exhibition viewed by over 1 million people worldwide. Experience what some are calling "Monstrous Good Fun". Exclusive Canadian engagement ends April 17, 2021

Mary Pickford

January 13 – July 3

The first exhibition in TIFF Bell Lightbox's Canadian Film Gallery chronicles the life and career of Canada's Mary Pickford, one of the first and greatest stars of silent cinema.

Home

Permanent Collection

HOME is a heritage programme that includes a display in the Canadian Film Gallery. It tells stories of the people, communities and organizations at King and John since Toronto’s emergence as a city.

TIFF Cinematheque

January 5 – April 6

The Free Screen
Arthur Penn
Bernardo Bertolucci
Jack Cardiff
Ousmane Sembène
Sandrine Bonnaire: À nos amours
The New Auteurs: Denis Côté

Books on Film Club

February 7 – June 27

Presented in association with Random House of Canada and hosted by CBC's Eleanor Wachtel this series of screenings and conversations celebrates the art of adaptation. Showcases include The English Patient, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Lolita and more.

Back to the 80's

February 5 – April 2

Leave those battered VHS copies of your favourite films at home and join us as we relive the 80s on the big screen! Curated by guest programmer, Twitch blogger Todd Brown

Bell Free Weekend

February 20 – 21

Celebrate Family Day with two days of FREE programming brought to you by Bell. A great way to explore all that TIFF Bell Lightbox has to offer, you’ll enjoy screenings, activities, exhibitions, concerts and events—all FREE!

 The JUNO Awards at 40

March 20 – 26

In celebration of the return of the JUNO Awards to Toronto, TIFF Bell Lightbox is proud to host seven days of seminal music-themed films, featuring some of the greatest Canadian artists of the last forty years.

Human Rights Watch

February 22 – March 4

This year the annual Human Rights Watch International Film Festival presents ten feature films that inspire hope, confront oppression, seek truth and demonstrate humanity’s will to defend their own rights and those of others.