TFF organizes the Multicultural Film Festival annually. The 1st Toronto Multicultural Film Festival was initiated in 2017, commemorating Canada’s 150th anniversary and successfully hosting eight editions to date.

Toronto Multicultural Film Festival is now recognized multicultural film festival in North America, attracting thousands of film submissions from independent filmmakers worldwide.

TFF also organizes regular cultural initiatives such as ADDA, a monthly interview series featuring prominent community figures.

TFF has also recognized and honored distinguished individuals, including Leah Levin and other notable film professionals,

Celebrates significant cultural and national days observed in both Canada and Bangladesh

TFF hosts weekly free public screenings and discussion sessions at its own Screening Centre (established in 2021), showcasing world cinema

TFF is a great place for young volunteers

Toronto Film Forum (TFF) is a non-profit organization founded in 2014 in Toronto by Bangladeshi independent filmmakers and film enthusiasts to promote independent artistic films of all lengths, languages, and genres.

Through these initiatives, TFF promotes multicultural understanding, community engagement, and harmonious coexistence through cinema.

Volunteers are the heart of Toronto Film Forum (TFF).

Their dedication, passion, and commitment make it possible for TFF to operate year-round and deliver meaningful programs to the community. From organizing film screenings and festivals to managing events, engaging audiences, and supporting filmmakers, volunteers play a vital role in every aspect of TFF’s activities.

At Toronto Film Forum, we are dedicated to fostering a vibrant film community. Through our events, we aim to support emerging filmmakers and provide a platform for their work to be showcased. Our organization believes in the power of storytelling and the impact it can have on society. Join us in celebrating the art of filmmaking and connecting with fellow film enthusiasts. Together, we can inspire creativity, promote diversity, and encourage meaningful conversations through the medium of film.

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