The Toronto Jewish Film Festival (TJFF) is an annual event that showcases a diverse range of films reflecting Jewish culture, history, and experiences. Established in 1993, the festival features both international and Canadian films, including documentaries, narratives, and shorts, providing a platform for filmmakers to share their stories. Held in Toronto, the festival typically takes place in May and attracts audiences from various backgrounds. In addition to film screenings, the TJFF often includes panel discussions, Q&A sessions, and special events, fostering dialogue and understanding about Jewish themes and issues in contemporary society.