Christie Pits Film Festival

Christie Pits Film Festival is rated 3 out of 5 in the category motion pictures and film. Read and write reviews about Christie Pits Film Festival. Christie Pits Film Festival is a free weekly series of outdoor film screenings held each summer in Christie Pits Park, Toronto. Founded in 2011 by cultural programmer and local resident Emily Reid, the festival brings high quality, diverse and engaging film programming to the residents of Toronto’s urban west end and increases the use­-value of the park it calls home. The festival’s carefully curated programme includes a combination of popular and critically-acclaimed feature films alongside local and Canadian short and feature films that allow us to celebrate excellent homegrown talent. CPFF takes place in the natural amphitheatre of Christie Pits Park, and now sees average audiences of 1000 people each night. In January 2015, Christie Pits Film Festival entered its next stage, incorporating as a not-for-profit organization called Toronto Outdoor Picture Show, dedicated to celebrating outdoor cinema with communities across the city.