TORONTO – Two prestige film projects about Italian Icons, Giorgio Armani and Ettore Bugatti, are no longer being shot in Italy, according to Italian Producer Andrea Iervolino. The news came as a bit of a shock this week as Iervolino has become one of Italy’s most vocal advocates for making Italian cinema great again. But what the big print giveth, the fine print taketh away…
TORONTO – The city is struggling to recover from Sunday’s record-breaking snowstorm, which dumped more than 50 centimetres across much of Toronto—the highest single-day total ever recorded—with a peak of 61 centimetres in the downtown core, one of the largest amounts ever measured. Streets and sidewalks remain difficult to navigate, as residents make do with improvised sleds, spinning wheels, and paths that are still impassable nearly two days after the storm ended.
TORONTO – The Greater Toronto Area woke up this morning literally buried in snow, following a record-breaking winter storm that brought the largest single-day snowfall ever recorded in Toronto since records began in 1937.
TORONTO – On the occasion of International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2026, on Tuesday, January 27 at 7:00 PM, Toronto will host the screening of the documentary Liliana, directed by Ruggero Gabbai, dedicated to the life and testimony of Italian Senator for Life Liliana Segre. The event will take place at the Miles Nadal JCC – Al Green Theatre (750 Spadina Avenue) and is free of charge (registration required, here).
TORONTO – After its recent announcement to ramp up Italian original film production, Netflix announced some of its upcoming films spanning several genres from action and sports to drama and comedy…
