Global Indigenous Cinema is shining brightly at TIFF 2025, as the 50th Anniversary edition showcases its largest slate of indigenous work in the festival's storied history.

As part of this year’s festival, the international organization, INDIGENOUS CINEMA ALLIANCE (ICA), is proud to be supporting and highlighting an incredible slate of films from regions around the world, including Sápmi (Norway), Canada, the United States, Aotearoa (New Zealand), Bolivia, Peru, and Uruguay.

“We are wholeheartedly supportive of TIFF’s sustained commitment to Indigenous programming and by the continued excellence of these works, which rightfully deserve to be celebrated on the world stage,” said Naomi Johnson, Executive Director of imagineNATIVE, the project lead of the ICA. “Beyond supporting these remarkable films, we are also laying the groundwork for the ICA’s presence at the inaugural TIFF: The Market next year, generating new creative and business opportunities for the Indigenous film community and eco-system worldwide.”

The titles being supported by the initiatives of the Indigenous Cinema Alliance (ICA) include: