TorontoPlex Cinema Listings -- Screenings

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Oct 3 - 29

Ageless Film Festival

Cinema reflects on living long.

Schedule This Week:

Oct 3, 7:00pm:	Old (2021, USA, D: M. Night Shyamalan)
Oct 4, 4:00pm:	Gaza Mon Amour (2020, Palestine/France/Germany/Portugal/Qatar/Israel, D: Arab Nasser & Tarzan Nasser)
Oct 4, 7:00pm:	Eleanor the Great (2025, USA, D: Scarlett Johansson)

Oct 4

Nuit Blanche

Artists take us deep into the Toronto night.

Repertory, Series, One-Offs and Short Runs

Sep 25

The Skulls (2000, USA, D: Rob Cohen) Hold Up
An Ivy League student finds his admission to a career-boosting secret society comes with a hefty price tag.

6:45pm

Sep 25

New Toronto Works 2025 Pleasure Dome
Pleasure Dome's annual explosion of local goodies.

7:00pm

Sep 25

Sing With Super 8
Karaoke and Super 8 projections raise funds for The 8 Fest.

@ Space Unltd

7:00pm

Sep 25

Jimmy and Stiggs (2024, USA, D: Joe Begos)
An out-of-work filmmaker on a bender enlists his buddy to fight back against imminent alien invasion.

@ Cineplex Scotiabank

7:00pm

Sep 25

Should the Wind Drop (2020, France/Armenia/Belgium, D: Nora Martirosyan)
An auditor tasked with appraising the readiness of a remote airport gets caught up in the lives and politics of the region.

@ Alliance Francaise

7:30pm

Sep 25

May (2002, USA, D: Lucky McKee) Final Girls Film Club
A lonely, socially awkward young woman's crush on a mechanic with perfect hands takes her into transgressive territory.

@ Cinecycle

7:30pm

Sep 25

The Party (2017, UK, D: Sally Potter) Cillian Me Softly
An up-and-coming politician's promotion-celebration house party descends into chaos.

@ Eyesore Cinema

7:30pm

Sep 25

Hard Boiled (1992, Hong Kong, D: John Woo) Hong Kong Cinema Classics
Tough-guy cop Chow Yun-Fat and undercover agent Tony Leung Chiu-wai take on a crime syndicate, resulting in one jaw-dropping action set piece after another. 4K restoration!

9:15pm

Sep 25

Naked Lunch (1991, Canada/UK/Japan, D: David Cronenberg) Nightmare Alley
An exterminator addicted to his own bug poison is recruited into espionage by his talking, cockroach-like typewriter. New restoration!

9:30pm

Sep 25

Hamilton (2020, USA, D: Thomas Kail)
The smash-hit Broadway show about American founding father Alexander Hamilton is recorded for posterity.

Sep 25

Toy Story (1995, USA, D: John Lasseter)
A shiny new toy threatens to usurp a cowboy toy's traditional role as the most beloved of a young boy's playthings.

Sep 25

Toy Story (1995, USA, D: John Lasseter)
A shiny new toy threatens to usurp a cowboy toy's traditional role as the most beloved of a young boy's playthings.

Sep 25

Toy Story (1995, USA, D: John Lasseter)
A shiny new toy threatens to usurp a cowboy toy's traditional role as the most beloved of a young boy's playthings.

@ Promenade

Sep 25

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011, USA/UK, D: David Yates)
The boy wizard attempts to destroy the evil Voldemort.

Sep 25
Sep 28
Sep 30
- Oct 2

The Matrix (1999, USA, D: Lana Wachowski & Lilly Wachowski)
"You take the blue pill - the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill - you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit-hole goes." Keanu dives deep into virtual reality.

Sep 25

King Kong (2005, USA/New Zealand, D: Peter Jackson)
An oversized ape runs amuck when he is brought from his mysterious island home to the USA.

Sep 25
Sep 28
Sep 30
- Oct 2

The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012, USA, D: Stephen Chbosky)
A teen struggling with his friend's suicide is taken under the collective wing of two older students.

Sep 25
- Sep 29

Kushi (2000, India, D: S. J. Suryah)
A misunderstanding comes between two close friends who are secretly in love with each other.

@ Central Parkway

Sep 25
- Sep 29

Kushi (2000, India, D: S. J. Suryah)
A misunderstanding comes between two close friends who are secretly in love with each other.

@ Woodside

Sep 25
- Sep 28

Kushi (2000, India, D: S. J. Suryah)
A misunderstanding comes between two close friends who are secretly in love with each other.

@ York

Sep 26

WALL-E (2008, USA, D: Andrew Stanton)
A humble waste-collector robot may hold the key to returning humanity to their home planet.

1:00pm

Sep 26

John Singer Sargent: Fashion and Swagger (2024, UK, D: David Bickerstaff)
The paintings of Sargent express the personalities of his models.

3:45pm

Sep 26

E.1027: Eileen Gray and the House by the Sea (2024, Switzerland, D: Beatrice Minger)
Irish designer Eileen Gray builds a stunning home on the Côte d'Azur only to have its importance usurped by Le Corbusier and his unwanted murals.

6:30pm

Sep 26
Sep 27

Jaws (1975, USA, D: Steven Spielberg) When Animals Attack
"This shark, swallow you whole." Sheriff Roy Scheider, marine biologist Richard Dreyfuss and old sea dog Robert Shaw take on the Great White Shark terrorizing a popular beach.

6:30pm
6:30pm

Sep 26

Margaret (2011, USA, D: Kenneth Lonergan) Free Friday Films
Teen Anna Paquin's ideals come up against adult realities in the aftermath of a fatal bus accident. Extended version!

7:00pm

Sep 26

Tough and Deadly (1995, USA, D: Steve Cohen) Space Jail VHS
Private eye Roddy Piper protects an amnesiac secret agent from his pursuers. On VHS!

@ Eyesore Cinema

8:00pm

Sep 26

Girl Internet Show: A Kati Kelli Mixtape (2022, USA, D: Kati Kelli) Truth and Dare
Kelli's YouTube videos blend influencer satire with a keen sense of the grotesque. Plus: a Zoom Q&A with mixtape curators Jane Schoenbrun and Jordan Wippell.

9:00pm

Sep 26
Sep 28

A Better Tomorrow (1986, Hong Kong, D: John Woo) Hong Kong Cinema Classics
A former gangster finds it hard to leave his former life behind. 4K restoration!

9:15pm
8:45pm

Sep 26
Sep 27

Hard Target (1993, USA, D: John Woo) Always On Film
JCVD goes Cajun to put a stop to a most dangerous game in John Woo's first North American film. 35mm! Sep 26 9:15pm Sep 27 10:45pm

@ Kingsway

9:15pm
10:45pm

Sep 26

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010, USA, D: Edgar Wright)
Michael Cera frustrates his friends, plays indie rock and fights his new girlfriend's evil exes.

9:30pm

Sep 26
- Oct 2

GoodFellas (1990, USA, D: Martin Scorsese)
"For as long as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster." Scorsese delivers the ultimate gangster flick.

Sep 26
- Oct 2

Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989, Japan, D: Hayao Miyazaki)
A young witch takes a chance on independent living.

Sep 26
- Oct 2

The Faculty (1998, USA, D: Robert Rodriguez)
Josh Hartnett and his fellow students revolt against alien teachers.

Sep 26
- Oct 2

They Live (1988, USA, D: John Carpenter)
Obey! Rowdy Roddy Piper fights back against consumerist aliens.

Sep 26

Spider-Man (2002, USA, D: Sam Raimi)
Teen Peter Parker's newfound spider-based super powers are put to the test against a goblin-themed supervillain.

Sep 26

Spider-Man (2002, USA, D: Sam Raimi)
Teen Peter Parker's newfound spider-based super powers are put to the test against a goblin-themed supervillain.

Sep 26
- Sep 28

Kushi (2000, India, D: S. J. Suryah)
A misunderstanding comes between two close friends who are secretly in love with each other.

@ Albion

Sep 27

Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore (2025, USA, D: Shoshannah Stern)
Pioneering deaf actor Marlee Matlin reflects on her life and career.

12:30pm

Sep 27
Sep 28

Stealing the Sky (2025, Canada, D: Megan Follows)
Lives intersect in Toronto's urban landscape. Plus: a Q&A with writer/actor Marie Dame & director/actor Megan Follows.

12:30pm
7:30pm

Sep 27

Afternoons of Solitude (2024, Spain/France/Portugal, D: Albert Serra)
Step into the shoes of bullfighter Andrés Roca Rey.

3:30pm

Sep 27

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986, USA, D: John Hughes) Throwback Cinema
"Why should he get to do whatever he wants, whenever he wants? Why should everything work out for him? What makes him so goddamn special?" Ditch school with Matthew Broderick and pals.

3:30pm

Sep 27

Close to the Bone (2024, Japan, D: Katsuya Okuma)
Okinawa residents resist a new American army base that brings back memories of past battles and the lives that were lost. Part of a three-film series Cinematic Witnesses: Documenting Figures of Resistance in East Asian Democracies.

7:00pm

Sep 27

Paranormal Activity (2007, USA, D: Oren Peli) Pillow Fright
New homeowners try to find explanations for strange events that happen at night. Pyjamas encouraged!

8:00pm

Sep 27
Oct 2

A Better Tomorrow II (1987, Hong Kong, D: John Woo) Hong Kong Cinema Classics
A cop, his ex-con brother and a restaurant owner join forces in a mission of revenge. 4K restoration!

9:30pm
9:30pm

Sep 27
Sep 29

Shin Godzilla (2016, Japan, D: Shinji Higuchi & Hideaki Anno)
Godzilla meets a formidable opponent - Japan's government bureaucracy! 4K restoration!

9:30pm
9:30pm

Sep 27

The Room (2003, USA, D: Tommy Wiseau)
The infamy.

10:00pm

Sep 27

Spider-Man 2 (2004, USA, D: Sam Raimi)
Beleaguered Peter Parker juggles school, work, romance and fighting a super-villain scientist sporting a set of mechanical arms.

Sep 27

Spider-Man 2 (2004, USA, D: Sam Raimi)
Beleaguered Peter Parker juggles school, work, romance and fighting a super-villain scientist sporting a set of mechanical arms.

Sep 27

The Croods (2013, USA, D: Kirk DeMicco & Chris Sanders) Family Favourites
Cavemen search for a new home. At most Cineplex locations.

Sep 28

Mary Pickford: A Blessing and a Curse (2023, France, D: Clara Kuperberg, Julia Kuperberg) Extraordinary Women
A profile of cinema legend Mary Pickford. Plus: early cinema expert Charlie Keil will be on hand to discuss Pickford's career and influence.

12:30pm

Sep 28
Oct 4

Folktales (2025, USA, D: Rachel Grady & Heidi Ewing)
Teens learn the traditional ways of navigating the North country.

1:00pm
2:30pm

Sep 28
Sep 30

The Girl Who Leapt Through Time (2006, Japan, D: Mamoru Hosoda)
A teen girl's newfound power of time travel leads to unexpected consequences. 4K restoration!

@ Lightbox

3:00pm
6:45pm

Sep 28

The Greatest Showman (2017, USA, D: Michael Gracey)
Hugh Jackman brings spectacle to the masses. A sing-along event!

3:30pm

Sep 28

American Graffiti (1973, USA, D: George Lucas)
High-schoolers take advantage of southern California car culture before heading off to college.

4:00pm

Sep 28

Master of the House (1925, Denmark, D: Carl Theodor Dreyer) Silent Revue
A browbeaten wife enlists her bully husband's one time nanny to make him see the error of his ways. With live musical accompaniment by Marilyn Lerner.

4:00pm

Sep 28

Midnight Boulevard (2024, Canada, D: Dinitha Vithanage)
Petty thieves encounter complication from both within and without when they attempt to rob a widow's mansion.

6:00pm

Sep 28

Name of the Game (2023, USA, D: Will Forbes & Douglas Skinner)
The story of Black male exotic dancing in Los Angeles.

7:00pm

Sep 28

Szamanka (1996, Poland/France, D: Andrzej Żuławski) Deep Zulawski
The discovery of the preserved body of an ancient shaman fascinates an anthropology professor even as it begins to affect one of his students. DM on Instagram for the address.

@ Market Video

8:00pm

Sep 28

Spider-Man 3 (2007, USA, D: Sam Raimi)
Spider-powered superhero Peter Parker comes under the influence of a parasitic new suit.

Sep 28

Spider-Man 3 (2007, USA, D: Sam Raimi)
Spider-powered superhero Peter Parker comes under the influence of a parasitic new suit.

Sep 29

Sugarcane (2024, Canada/USA, D: Emily Kassie & Julian Brave NoiseCat)
BC's Sugarcane Reserve reacts to evidence of unmarked graves at a former residential school.

5:30pm

Sep 29

Seen (2025, Australia, D: Hailey Bartholomew)
Parents confront their own childhood coping mechanisms in a bid to raise better kids.

@ Cineplex Yonge & Dundas

7:00pm

Sep 29

Winter Kept Us Warm (1965, Canada, D: David Secter) Queer Cinema Club
A shy student is initiated into campus life by a popular upperclassman. The first film from Canada to be shown at the Cannes Film Festival! 4K restoration!

8:00pm

Sep 30

Cold Journey (1975, Canada, D: Martin Defalco) Stompbox
A young Native man tries to find a path in life that honours his heritage. Plus: Mi’kmaq music icon Willie Dunn's 1968 short The Ballad of Crowfoot on 16mm! A Q&A with Dunn's son Lawrence Dunn and curator Kevin Howes follows the screening.

6:30pm

Sep 30

The Blues Brothers (1980, USA, D: John Landis)
Jake and Elwood Blues undertake a mission from God.

6:30pm

Sep 30

Aberdeen (2024, Canada, D: Ryan Cooper & Eva Thomas)
An Indigenous woman's precarious existence becomes even moreso when flooding causes her to move to the city. Actor Billy Merasty in attendance! Screening to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

7:00pm

Sep 30

Norma Rae (1979, USA, D: Martin Ritt) Working Class Heroes
A textile worker ruffles feathers when she attempts to unionize her colleagues.

7:30pm

Sep 30

Night Raiders (2021, Canada/New Zealand, D: Danis Goulet)
An occupying regime offers children of the occupied a future if their families will give them up for life. PWYC. Screening to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

9:30pm

Oct 1

Possession (1981, France/Germany, D: Andrzej Żuławski)
A messy, histrionic break-up finds flesh in unnerving body horror. With Sam Neill & Isabelle Adjani.

6:30pm

Oct 1

Who Killed Teddy Bear? (1965, USA, D: Joseph Cates)
A tough police officer tries to stop a sex maniac from carrying out on his threats. Restored original director's cut, containing over 5 minutes of previously censored material.

8:00pm

Oct 1
Oct 2

Jack Be Nimble (1993, New Zealand, D: Garth Maxwell)
A brother and sister separated by adoption maintain a psychic bond as one takes revenge against his cruel second family. New 35mm print!

9:30pm
9:30pm

Oct 1

Black Sunday (1960, Italy, D: Mario Bava) WTF Wednesdays
A witch returns from the dead to take revenge by possessing her doppelganger.

Oct 2

The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014, USA/Germany, D: Wes Anderson) Goethe Films: Wes Anderson, Made in Babelsberg
The legendary concierge (Ralph Fiennes) of an Alps hotel becomes embroiled in a caper involving art theft and murder. A hybrid panel discussion with Anderson's collaborators, Crafting Wes Anderson's World, precedes the film.

@ Lightbox

6:00pm

Oct 2

Water is Love: Ripples of Regeneration (2025, D: Ludwig Schramm)
Young ecologists travel the world to encourage water retention and teach the importance of regenerative ecosystems. Presented by Water Docs, Regenerating Toronto and MPP Mary-Margaret McMahon. A panel discussion follows the screening.

6:15pm

Oct 2

Twilight (USA, 2008, D: Catherine Hardwicke)
Vampires sparkle as K-Stew and R-Pats ignite their onscreen romance.

6:30pm

Oct 2

Six By Arthur Lipsett Ad Hoc
An overview of the work of Canadian collage legend Arthur Lipsett on the occasion of the publication of Stephen Broomer's new critical biography. Intro by Stephen Broomer. A book signing follows the screening.

7:00pm

Oct 2
- Oct 7

Avatar: The Way of Water (2022, USA, D: James Cameron)
A former space marine turned savior of the planet Pandora faces a new attempt at invasion.

Oct 3

The Last Class (2025, USA, D: Elliot Kirschner)
UC Berkeley professor Robert Reich encourages the young to take up the challenge of change as his career draws to a close.

6:00pm

Oct 3
Oct 4

Good Boy (2025, USA, D: Ben Leonberg)
A loyal mutt protects his human from the supernatural threats in their new home.

7:00pm
3:00pm

Oct 3

Gaza: Doctors Under Attack (2025, UK, D: Karim Shah)
Israeli military operations target Gaza's medical infrastructure. Presented by Paramedics for Palestine. Proceeds will go to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society.

@ Redwood Theatre

7:00pm

Oct 3

Khooni (2004, India, D: Kanti Shah) Killer B Cinema
A murdered husband returns to wreak vengeance upon his unfaithful wife and her lover.

@ See-Scape

8:00pm

Oct 3

The Ring (2002, USA, D: Gore Verbinski) Nightmares on Bloor Street
Journalist Naomi Watts investigates a cursed video tape in this American remaked of the Japanese horror sensation.

8:30pm

Oct 3

An American Werewolf in London (1981, USA/UK, D: John Landis)
Backpackers encounter a little werewolf trouble while hiking in rural England.

9:20pm

Oct 3
Oct 4

The Mummy Returns (2001, USA, D: Stephen Sommers) Drunken Cinema
The mummified remains of Imhotep once again menace Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz, this time in a bid to control the power of the Scorpion King. Plus: drinking games! 35mm!

9:30pm
9:30pm

Oct 3
- Oct 9

Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988, USA, D: Stephen Chiodo)
A circus-tent spaceship containing alien clowns terrorize a small American town.

Oct 3
- Oct 9

Train to Busan (2016, South Korea, D: Yeon Sang-ho)
Survivors of a zombie plague hope a bullet train is their ticket to sanctuary.

Oct 3
- Oct 9

Mean Girls (2014, USA, D: Mark Waters)
Lindsay Lohan is torn between the geeks and the plastics.

Oct 3
- Oct 9

Corpse Bride (2005, USA, D: Tim Burton & Mike Johnson)
A shy groom-to-be accidentally marries a ghost.

Oct 4

D(e)AD (2025, USA, D: Claudia Lonow)
A woman's dead alcoholic father returns as a ghost to haunt every other family member but her. Toronto premiere!

12:30pm

Oct 4

Monk in Pieces (2025, USA, D: Billy Shebar)
Pioneering composer Meredith Monk struggles with allowing her work to be performed by others as she enters the later stages of life.

5:15pm

Oct 4

Twin Peaks: The Return (2017, USA, D: David Lynch)
David Lynch returns to the themes and characters of his groundbreaking television series with characteristic artistic fearlessness. Episodes 1-3

5:30pm

Oct 4

Candyman (1992, USA, D: Bernard Rose) Nightmares on Bloor Street
A student researching urban legends unleashes horror upon Chicago's Cabrini Green housing project.

8:00pm

Oct 4

The Killer (1989, Hong Kong, D: John Woo) Hong Kong Cinema Classics
Cool-as-fuck hitman Chow Yun-Fat joins forces with cop Danny Lee when his employers turn on him. 4K restoration!