18+ A late night haunt filled with the scary, the unnerving, the claustrophobic and the startling. But still with heart and artistry. Even after this Fright Night is over the Horrors will still Persist.

Lost in an endless desert, an injured teenager adopts the identity of a mythical Unicorn to survive surreal encounters and rescue his father from the Cactus King.

PG-13 Made by the students of several Toronto high schools, this block ranges a variety of genres but one thing is for sure. These directors are all great "Future Filmmakers”.

A young woman (Natomi) is forced to leave the dystopian future of Earth to the lush world of Esluna where she discovers new psychokinetic abilities, and that her father is worshiped as a God. Natomi makes it her mission to find her father with the help of a ragtag group of new friends while on the run from a tyrannical princess.

G-Made for the littlest kids, full of fun, charm and adorable friends. Welcome folks of all ages to Tiny Tot Tales.

Porky Pig and Daffy Duck are Earth's only hope when facing the threat of alien invasion. We're all doomed.

PG-13 Comedy, slapstick, silliness, shenanigans, absurdity, this block is so funny even the name is a pun. Welcome to the LAAFI's.

14+ Experimental, quirky, delightful, artistic, introspective, innovative. So many beautiful colours that we could only call it the Kaleidoscope Kollection.

PG-13 Featuring films both historic and recent made by incredible indigenous filmmakers. These amazing films fill a variety of genres but always show off the "Spirit of Storytelling". Made in collaboration with TAQQUT, Imagine Native.

PG-13 All made by Post Secondary students, this runs the gambit from comedy, to drama to musical and action packed. Regardless of the genre there's always a "Fresh Perspective".

G-Good for kids and their grownups, some deeper stuff but always fun, heartfelt and overall full of Gems for multiple Generations.

PG-13 Films with deep emotions, some uplifting, some sad, some melancholy or bittersweet, but it's always From the Heart. Includes the Canadian Premiere of Aaron Blaise's Snow Bear.

A wolf and mountain lion team up when a meteor unleashes a virus turning zoo animals into zombies. They join forces with other survivors to rescue the zoo and stop the deranged mutant leader from spreading the virus.