The Windsor International Film Festival (WIFF) is a premier cultural event celebrating the absolute best in Canadian and international cinema. Founded in 2005, WIFF has grown into one of the largest and most vibrant volunteer-run film festivals in North America, transforming downtown Windsor, Ontario, into a bustling hub for film lovers, filmmakers, and industry professionals every autumn.
Over its multi-day run, WIFF showcases hundreds of feature films, documentaries, and shorts representing dozens of countries. The festival is deeply committed to highlighting diverse voices, championing Canadian talent through the prestigious WIFF Prize in Canadian Film, and providing a powerful platform for local independent filmmakers and students. With screenings held across multiple historic and state-of-the-art venues in the city’s core, WIFF offers an immersive, walkable, and deeply community-driven cinematic experience that connects audiences through the shared power of storytelling.
In the 1970s, St. Clair was a brand-new College, with a burgeoning – albeit very small campus footprint in South Windsor.
From animation to live-action shorts, St. Clair College students, graduates, staff members and faculty have produced several films that are set to appear at the 22nd annual Windsor International Film Festival.
A new custom-made high performance cinema screen at St. Clair College's Chrysler Theatre will be front and centre at this year's Windsor International Film Festival.
More than 700 school-aged kids from the French Catholic School Board got to trot along the red carpet on opening day of the Windsor International Film Festival (WIFF).
By day, Michael Poirier is a videographer and technologist in the Marketing and Communications departments at St. Clair College, capturing special moments and accomplishments, while highlighting more than 100 programs offered at the College.