Images Festival 2022

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Welcome Darian and Mosheh!
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Welcome Darian and Mosheh!

We’re thrilled to welcome: Darian Razdar, Event Coordinator, and Mosheh Herdsman, Front of House Manager.
Welcome Patricia, Tram, And Véro!
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Welcome Patricia, Tram, And Véro!

A new festival year means welcoming some new, incredible people to our team! We’re thrilled to welcome: Tram Nghiem, Festival Coordinator; Véronique Sunatori, Communications Coordinator; and Maria…
Co-Presentation with Hot Docs
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Co-Presentation with Hot Docs

Hot Docs Festival and Images Festival present the Canadian Premiere of Zheng Lu Xinyuan's Jet Lag!
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Images Festival

309-401 Richmond St West
Toronto ON 
M5V 3A8 Canada

Telephone +1 416 971 8405
Office Hours •  Tuesday–Friday • 10AM–6PM
Closed Mondays from May–January

Supporters

  • Canada Council for the Arts
  • Government of Canada
  • Ontario Arts Council
  • Telefilm Canada
  • Toronto Arts Council
  • Vtape
  • York University School of the Arts, Media, Performance and Design
  • 0_TD
  • Digital Arts Ressource Centre
  • The Japan Foundation
  • The Fabulous Festival of Fringe Film
  • CalArts
  • Art Museum

Images Festival would like to acknowledge

The land on which we gather and organize is the territory of the Anishinaabe, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, the Huron-Wendat, and the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. Today, the meeting place of Toronto is home to many Indigenous peoples.

A territorial acknowledgement can demonstrate a coming to awareness, and provoke thought and reflection, all of which are essential in beginning to establish reciprocal relations. This acknowledgement should not function as closure, resignation, or acceptance of the structural conditions of settler colonialism that remain in effect today. The Images Festival will continue to ask what it means for us to keep open a spirit of sustained inquiry into the complexities of our context.