UofT Film Library & Media Archives

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UofT Film Library & Media Archives The Film Library has thousands of titles on Blu-ray, DVD, and 4K UHD, including brand new releases and premium editions.

The Media Archives hold a vast array of archival collections documenting Canadian Cultural Production. Media Commons in Robarts Library consists of three sections: a Media archive, an Audiovisual circulating library, and a Microform collection. The Media Archive acquires, preserves and makes available archival and
special collections materials relating primarily to Canadian media production and popular culture (film/video, broadcasting, music, photography, advertising, animation). In order to support the collection the Media Archive also collects and maintains both current and non-current playback machines for the many varied formats represented in the collection. The Audiovisual circulating collection is made up of 15 thousand (and growing) licensed audiovisual materials to support research and teaching at the University of Toronto. It also features up to date playback stations and comfortable screening rooms and theatres to view the material. The Microform collection contains more than 2 million films, fiche and cards from incunabula to vast literary resources to historical documents from a variety of Canadian and International sources to contemporary newspapers both domestic and foreign. Digital reader/printers are provided for its users.

There is still time to register for Whitney Mambou's exciting free screening of John Greyson's Lilies to celebrate the f...
09/16/2026

There is still time to register for Whitney Mambou's exciting free screening of John Greyson's Lilies to celebrate the film's 30th anniversary! 6:30pm on Fri., Sept. 18th in the Robarts theatre - Rm 3025. Get your ticket at: https://libcal.library.utoronto.ca/calendar/8054/Lilies

Come to the Film Library & Media Archives and check out this gorgeous exhibit by guest curator Whitney Mambou celebratin...
09/11/2026

Come to the Film Library & Media Archives and check out this gorgeous exhibit by guest curator Whitney Mambou celebrating the 30th anniversary of John Greyson's Lilies. Get tickets to Whitney's free screening of the film on Sept. 18th at 6:30 here: https://libcal.library.utoronto.ca/calendar/8054/Lilies

We're so excited for the fabulous upcoming exhibit and screening curated by Whitney Mambou that celebrates the 30th anni...
09/09/2026

We're so excited for the fabulous upcoming exhibit and screening curated by Whitney Mambou that celebrates the 30th anniversary of John Greyson's Lilies! Scan the QR to get your free tix for the screening on Sept. 18th! Come to the Media Archives at Robarts Library to see the exhibit!

As we're celebrating Marilyn Monroe tonight, we have a special treat for attendees. We will be displaying a very special...
06/25/2026

As we're celebrating Marilyn Monroe tonight, we have a special treat for attendees. We will be displaying a very special scrapbook created by one of our donors, Jim Szakacs. Fan art and culture plays a huge role helping us understand how society consumes media and cinema.

Today's the day of our Celebrating Marilyn screening of "The Prince and the Showgirl"! We only have a few remaining seat...
06/25/2026

Today's the day of our Celebrating Marilyn screening of "The Prince and the Showgirl"! We only have a few remaining seats available if you'd like to join us, but act fast because registration closes at 4pm! See you tonight at the movies!! 📽️🎞️

Join the Film Library & Media Archives to celebrate the 100th Birthday of Marilyn Monroe with a screening of The Prince and the Showgirl (1957)....

Please join us on June 25th as we Celebrate Marilyn's 100th birthday with a screening of "The Prince and the Showgirl" (...
06/11/2026

Please join us on June 25th as we Celebrate Marilyn's 100th birthday with a screening of "The Prince and the Showgirl" (1957). This delightful comedy is set in Edwardian England and Marilyn is at the top of her game. Directed and co-starring Laurence Olivier with gorgeous cinematography by Jack Cardiff, this lesser known film is a treat. The screening is free but you do need to register.
https://library.utoronto.ca/event/celebrating-marilyn-prince-and-showgirl-1957

A huge big THANK YOU to everyone who made our   event yesterday our most successful National Canadian Film Day ever!! Es...
04/16/2026

A huge big THANK YOU to everyone who made our event yesterday our most successful National Canadian Film Day ever!! Especially a giant THANK YOU to Dale Heslip & Susan De Cartier for a brilliant & insightful q&a after the film!! We had so much fun watching this beautiful film with everyone!

We're so excited for our   screening of Blue Rodeo: Lost Together today!!!!
04/15/2026

We're so excited for our screening of Blue Rodeo: Lost Together today!!!!

Excited for our National Canadian Film Day screening of Blue Rodeo: Lost Together with special guest director Dale Hesli...
04/14/2026

Excited for our National Canadian Film Day screening of Blue Rodeo: Lost Together with special guest director Dale Heslip! We're excited to talk about the doc and archival research!

Check out this episode of Library Land Love, the podcast of the Ontario Library Association to hear one of our archivist...
04/08/2026

Check out this episode of Library Land Love, the podcast of the Ontario Library Association to hear one of our archivists talk about our National Canadian Film Day event as well as archives, planning screenings at libraries and archives, why physical media is the best, and archives in general!

Podcast Episode · Library Land Loves · S7, E13 Bonus · 34m

Address

Robarts Library, 130 St. George Street, 3rd Floor
Toronto, ON
M5S1A5

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 6pm

Telephone

+14169785355

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