Longlists across new talent, performance, documentary and international film are out, with nominations on 3 November and winners at the Roundhouse on 6 December.
From the Embassy's 1924 auditorium to the Civic's starry ceiling, where Aotearoa's heritage and arthouse cinemas are, what they programme and how to book.
Georgia Oakley's adaptation of Jane Austen's first published novel is now in Canadian cinemas, with Daisy Edgar-Jones and Esmé Creed-Miles as the Dashwood sisters.
Two British and Irish films chased Best Film at the London Film Festival, with five more in the debut and documentary races, and almost none has a UK date yet.
Telefilm Canada is putting nearly $3.6 million into 16 first features from seven provinces, chosen from 136 applications to its Talent to Watch program.
Taratoa Stappard's Māori gothic debut, which premiered at Toronto in 2025, has been named Aotearoa's submission for the international feature Oscar, pending the commission's formal notice.
Jesse Short Bull and David France's Sundance 2025 documentary is now on Netflix, giving a festival film about the American Indian Movement a global audience.
Thirteen independent theatres screened Indigenous films for a 30 September pilot from Telefilm Canada, the Indigenous Screen Office and NICE, and most program Canadian film year round.
Matthew Rankin's Mulroney film leads an NFB slate spread across five fall festivals, three new streaming titles and a Crave collection. Where to find each one.