From Rwanda and Haiti to Nigeria, Ghana, Hollywood and right here in Toronto, here are the Black + African Diaspora films and programmes on my TIFF 2026 radar. TIFF is busy. The schedule is, well … a whole lot! And if you’re trying to find the Black stories in this year’s lineup while also figuring out…
Okay, TIFF dropped the schedule. I went looking for us. Not only a red-carpet guide. Not only a celebrity-watch list. This is for Black audiences, African Diaspora audiences, film lovers, curious viewers, families, students, filmmakers, and anyone looking for stories that do not always get enough room. This is Part 1 of a five-part series…
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