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Provoking dialogue on the power of sport to inspire social change. Get tickets for Nov 7-9. www.sportfilmfestival.ca

11/21/2025

Who’s excited for CSFF25?! 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️🙋

Join us tonight for our 17th Annual Film Festival featuring incredible films, Q&A, and VIP reception 🎥🎤🥂

11/17/2025

From the slopes to the screen, and everything in between 🎥⛷️🥇

Join us for after the screening of our featured documentary and short film for a conversation with film producer , Olympian , and award-winning sport broadcaster 🎙️

📍: TIFF Lightbox
🗓️: Friday, November 21
🕖: 7PM

See link in bio to grab your tickets and join the conversation 🎟️

11/16/2025

⚽️PRINCE DE LA VILLE🥅

Catch the screening of this film, one night only at

📍: TIFF Lightbox
🗓️: Friday, November 21
🕖: 7PM

11/14/2025

Sport has the power to uplift future generations and unite communities! shows us how a ski mountaineering race became a catalyst for unity and hope 🎿🩵✨

Catch the screening of in Toronto for one night only on Friday November 21!

See link in bio to learn more and for 2025 CSFF details.

11/13/2025

Toronto, now is your chance to witness the incredible storytelling journey of the ultimate underdog athlete in the beloved sport of skiing ⛷️

Since its world premiere, has screened at more than 50 festivals across the globe, receiving several jury prizes and audience awards 🌎🏅

Grab your tickets for the screening at the 2025 Canadian Sport Film Festival on Friday, November 21!

10/30/2025

“The Ultimate Underdog Story!” ⛷️🎥

The 17th annual Canadian Sport Film Festival returns on Friday November 21, 2025 at TIFF Lightbox Toronto.

Join us for a screening of Champions of the Golden Valley followed by a reception with film producer Baktash Ahadi and industry leaders!

See link in bio to secure your ticket! 🎟️

10/20/2025

We’re excited to announce that we are celebrating our 17th anniversary! The Canadian Sport Film Festival will be returning to TIFF Lightbox for one night only on Friday, November 21, 2025. Mark your calendars and stay tuned for details about featured our films, guest speakers, and more!

04/28/2025

CSFF Online Short Film Festival Week 4️⃣ features:
✨MATAPERRA✨

In this short, Yelda embarks on a quest that drives her to achieve much more than her climbing dreams. She aspires to make a mark in history by becoming the first Cuban to conquer three legendary ascents.

See link in bio to stream for free from April 28-May 4 on Eventive 💻

04/21/2025

CSFF Online Short Film Festival Week 3️⃣features:
✨ OUTSIDE CENTER ✨

After finding community on a rugby team in Munich, Jamaican-born Desmond tackles life by embracing his identity.

See link in bio to stream for free from April 21-27 on Eventive 💻

04/14/2025

WEEK 2️⃣ CSFF Online Short Film Festival featured film:
✨ FIFTEEN ✨

As the only sanctioned event to determine the record-holder for most ascents of the Grouse Grind in a one-day period, participants gather annually on the summer solstice for The Multi-Grouse Grind Challenge, testing their mental and physical limits over a 19-hour period. FIFTEEN tells the inspiring story of one of those participants, Jenn Golinski, as she takes on the challenge with the help of her support crew.

See link in bio to explore Jenn’s journey! Free film streaming available from April 14-20.

11/06/2024

“Right to Fight,” directed by Georgina Cammalleri, kicks off Opening Night on Thursday, November 7 at 7 p.m. by showcasing how a group of U.S. women boxers in the late-1970s overcame sexism, racism, and homophobia in their battle for the right to fight. The film showcases the contributions of Marian “Lady Tyger” Trimiar, Cathy “Cat” Davis, and “Pretty” Pat Pineda to the sport’s history has long been hidden and underrated.

A short documentary, “The Grammy Grommets” directed by Leah Rustomjee, will screen with the featured film.

A panel discussion will follow the screening which will feature Cammalleri, Pineda, Lenay Browning, who challenged an Ontario ban on women’s boxing in the early 1980s, and former Olympian Bruce Kidd, who chaired a committee in 1982-83 which recommended legalizing women’s boxing. The panel will discuss fighting barriers on women’s rights, activism, and the sport of boxing.

11/06/2024

Day 2 of continues Friday, November 8 at 7 p.m. with the screening of “Kelly – Someone Else’s Dream,” a film about freestyle skier Kelly Sildaru. At age 13, Sildaru was the youngest ever Winter X-Games gold medalist. But, behind the scenes, she faced a dark secret: her father had allegedly caused mental and physical abuse during her childhood. Directed by Helen Lõhmus and Leana Jalukse, Sildaru’s story reveals the pressure young athletes face and the courage and resilience it takes to put their well-being.

The Canadian premiere of the short “4:30” directed by Vasily Ovchinnikov will screen with the featured film. “4:30” follows the journey of a blind pensioner who plans to run the marathon with a guide in the same average time it takes sighted athletes: 4 hours and 30 minutes.

Erin Willson, president of the Canadian Athlete Association, will join Lõhmus and Shireen Ahmed of CBC Sports for a panel discussion following the screening to discuss safe sport, coaching, and parents’ role in sport.

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