Regent Park Film Festival

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We are Toronto’s longest running free community film festival. We are dedicated to showcasing local and international independent works relevant to people from all walks of life, with a focus on inviting those of us from low income and public housing communities. The films we present break stereotypes and show that no one place or person has just one story.
585 Dundas St E, Toronto, ON
(416) 599-7733
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Language(s): English
Grade levels that programming is provided for: Primary (K - 3), Junior (4 - 6), Intermediate (7 - 8), Intermediate (9 - 10), Senior (11 - 12)
Communities served: Adults, Children, People with disabilities, Youth, Seniors
Price range of programming: Free
Venue accessibility: Elevator, Ramp/Level Entrance, Wheelchair seating, Accessible parking, Accessible washrooms
Organization type: Charitable organisation, Non-profit

  • Community Engaged Arts
  • Visual Arts

  • Field Trips

    School Program at our annual festival. We show films and then have a critical discussion about the content afterwards.

  • In-School Performances

    School Program Tour. We show films at schools throughout the GTA. After the films we have a critical discussion about the content.

Featured Project

Home Made Visible

Home Made Visible is our nationwide project that aims to fill a critical gap in the Canadian Archives by digitizing home movie from Indigenous people and Visible Minorities across Canada to digitize and archive home movies from the 20th century for free. Visit HomeMadeVisible.ca to learn more and take part.

Profile last updated: Apr 3 2020

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