Top Ontario Movies / TV

As baby animals take their first steps out of the nest, burrow, den or lair, the sounds that guide them could mean the difference between life and death.

Whyte Wyne and Young Riesling, starting rappers, head to Alberta to run a Chinese restaurant. Will they chase the beats or be loyal to the eats?

Leon and Ahmed, two lifelong friends, navigate the whitewashed world of film and TV acting all while trying to find their place in reality, both real and virtual.

She Said Boom chronicles 1980s Toronto female artist collective challenging gender norms, homophobia, art conventions through music, film, self-publishing, sparking global art/political movements; explores their underrecognized impact.

Real people tell their funniest, wildest and most embarrassing dating stories while hilarious recreations bring them life.

A young Egyptian man moves to Toronto and becomes a part of the LBGTQ2S+ community.

A mute Russian girl infiltrates Toronto's underground sex trade to avenge the death of her sister.

Percy must track down Santa after he discovers a child's letter that was accidentally left in his mail cart on Christmas Eve.

A game-show-obsessed woman and her estranged sister work together to help cover their mother's gambling debts.

Angel, a once vibrant beautiful Cree woman, becomes weary and spiritless after enduring viscous spiritual, physical, and emotional abuse from her partner Earl.

In 'American Cats,' comedian Amy Hoggart unravels the disturbing conspiracy behind cat declawing in the United States.

Halifax is hit with an outbreak of STDs among high-school students. Among them is Hannah Vogel, and her horrified mother tries to find out why this is happening.

A woman searching for a spark finds a whirlwind night of romance with a man only to discover he is terminally ill and commits to helping him spend his last days living life to the fullest.

For the dedicated staff at the Toronto Wildlife Center, caring for an ill or injured animal and returning them to their natural habitat as soon as possible is its own reward. Watch as their amazing stories of compassion and triumph unfold.

Six diverse Canadian anglers explore mental health benefits of fishing and nature. Features queer perspectives, challenges outdoor stereotypes and uses inclusive video tech for blind viewers.