The MUFF Society was a feminist community that aimed to celebrate the achievements of women and underrepresented groups in film and television.
We supported an inclusive definition of women and included trans women, genderqueer women, and non-binary people in it. (H/T)
Branding and logo by Erikson Melton.
Remote Viewing is about a group of UFO enthusiasts go on a ragtag expedition in hopes of an alien encounter.
Mitten is the story of a man who finds a bloodied mitten in the woods and begins a paranoid search for its owner. Mitten has screened at the Dead By Dawn Horror Film Festival, Calgary Horror Con Film Festival, Bram Stoker International Film Festival, and several other festivals around the world.
Fish Out of Water depicts a post-apocalyptic world where isolation is a given and deformity is the norm… where catching a fish takes days, if you are lucky. It tells the story of a world gone to shame… where one can get away with murder, but not without a reckoning.
Aileen Wuornos was famously tagged “America’s first female serial killer” when she murdered several men in Florida from 1989 to 1990.
One of my favourite time periods in cinema is the Silent Era. While names like Griffith, Méliès, and the Lumière Brothers probably sound familiar, there was actually a plethora of women working in the motion picture industry during this time.
#MissMUFF is our newest monthly feature. Think of it sort of like one of those wall calendars but instead of a different cute kitten for each month, we're highlighting a badass woman in film. Way better than kittens. This month we're highlighting sound editor Jane Tattersall!
This is very exciting for us here at MUFF: Crystal is the first Mini MUFF selection to be programmed in TWO of our cities!
Look at this poster. Just look at it. You’re probably saying to yourself “WHAT is THIS doing in the hallowed halls of The MUFF Society?"
Taking six musicians with lived experience of homelessness as its subject matter, director Shelley Saywell and Producer Deborah Parks take us on a challenging but hopeful journey through the streets of Toronto with Lowdown Tracks.
