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At Drunk Feminist Films, we would rather laugh than cry our way through representations of gender, ra

Feminists who would rather laugh than cry their way through Hollywood representations of gender, race, class, sexuality and other aspects of identity. DFF hosts bi-monthly live screenings in Ontario and produces a web series at youtube.com/drunkfeministfilms.

12/07/2025

Your workplace horror stories at DFF Love Actually made our hair stand on end - here are some of the highlights. Please rest assured we are calling HR on everyone’s behalf, and will be placing a particularly strongly-worded call to Air Canada ☎️✈️
Thank you as always for the immaculate vibes last night. This film is our Rocky Horror Picture Show, and there’s nobody we’d rather kick off the holiday season with than a beautiful genius like and a glorious DFF audience. To us, you are perfect 💎🎁

11/27/2025

This year marks the 10 year anniversary of our first Love, Actually screening and we’re weeping with nostalgia. Thanks to everyone who makes DFF an annual tradition. To us, you are perfect. See you next week!!!

11/24/2025

Answering a question so important, so obvious, no one has actually had the courage to ask yet, which is “how should I accessorize for the Love, Actually screening?” A few suggestions from our team of stylists.

11/17/2025

Beep beep, binches 🚘 Tag a friend in the comments for a chance to win this bumper sticker, debuting at our LOVE, ACTUALLY screening on Dec 6! Perfect for letting other road users know you may be slightly unhinged but are on the right side of history 😤 Contest closes at 11:59pm on Wed Nov 19. Winner will be notified via DM so make sure you’re following us! Winner must be based in Canada.

10/27/2025

PRE-ORDER, ACTUALLY.
Because, T-shirts actually are all around. This limited edition, custom design, made by our own , is $40 ($35.40 + hst) & available for pre-order BEFORE NOV. 19, to pick up at our Dec. 6th screening of Love, Actually at .

This full colour T peeps jauntily from your cozy cardigan while challenging the tired notion that holiday wear should not include Emma Thompson crying to Joni Mitchell in her bedroom.

HOW TO PRE-ORDER! Click the link in our bio (or highlight!) for the order form! ORDER BEFORE NOV. 19 @ midnight. All shirts are Gildan 64000 softstyle white 100% cotton Ts, and come in Unisex sizes XS - 4XL.

10/17/2025

*Delighted Turt Zip*
By popular demand and because, let’s face it, this is our ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW, we’re bringing Love, Actually back to on Saturday, December 6th.

Break out your finest toques and turts and get ready for a star-studded ode to lack of inter-office HR policies and wearing knitted hats to funerals.

Shout-along rules will guide us on this nostalgia-laden voyage through bad men and worse haircuts and prove once and for all that if you look for it, misogyny is, actually, all around.

Tix on sale Thursday, Oct 23rd at noon - details on substack at the link in the b!

04/04/2025

Charlie, how DO your Angels get down like that?! You all showed us on March 27 🥊🔥 Photobooth pics by 📸 The true angel move is supporting our neighbours at 💝 DFF will match all donations up to $1,300!

03/29/2025

Thank you for your juicy breakup stories at EAT PRAY LOVE last night! The first one won a GC for a tattoo from ’s artist . The second won a Joni Mitchell CD. But the last two might be the spiciest. To the dude in the second last one: you’re on notice‼️ To the person who wrote the last one: good luck, babe 🫡 Which one’s your fave?

03/14/2025

brb we’re ascending to heaven on March 27 ☁️🪽

03/12/2025

In case you missed it, we're back at Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema to roundhouse-kick your winter blues and serve up a decadent meal of problematic cinematic delights 🥊🍝

On March 27, secret agents Natalie Norman and Sima Sepehri take on Charlie’s Angels. Return with us to a bygone era when Y2K “girl power!” feminism reigned, the phrase “my culture is not a costume” had not yet been coined, and Tom Green speaking in the third person was a marketable love interest.

On March 28 we celebrate the launch of Sucker Punch, host Scaachi Koul's blistering new essay collection about her own divorce, by roasting EAT, PRAY, LOVE, a documentary about one rich woman’s phoenix-like emergence from the ashes of a failed marriage, into the loving embrace of white emotional tourism.

Tix available now!

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506 Bloor Street West
Toronto, ON
M5S 1Y3

Website

http://www.drunkfeministfilms.com/

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