Relaxed Screenings take place
at 10AM and 2:30PM
Drop-in Art Activities are from 11AM–3PM
Wee Asian is free and drop-in.
No tickets required!
Canada, India, Japan1970–202645 MIN 14 SVarious languages with English SubtitlesAvailable Online
Turning 10 this year, Wee Asian cultivates a place for all ages and generations to experience the festival together. Come and join our free drop-in programming, featuring relaxed film screenings, storytelling, arts and crafts, and time for play or rest!
Remixing Wee Asian with archival short films, this edition reframes what might be discovered in the programme through craft, narratives, and sensory experiences.
For: anyone with a pen in hand, oddballs, narrators, those following a train of thought
21 Nov, 2026 10:00 am
Innis Town HallRelaxed Screenings take place
at 10AM and 2:30PM
Drop-in Art Activities are from 11AM–3PM
Wee Asian is free and drop-in.
No tickets required!
In an exquisite pairing of sight and sound, Bảo Lê lures us into his sophomore feature, where vibrations define the existential rhythm of a rural Vietnamese outpost. Ninh, a mechanic who installs decibel meters across public and private spaces, is trapped in his own personal silence, caring for his ailing mother while estranged from his wife and children.
12 Nov. 7:45 pm
Harvinder “Harvey” Singh, a former bodybuilder now cares for his aging father. Early on, his father tells him he needs to grow his legs — a seemingly simple piece of advice that carries the weight of a lifetime of ideas about what it means to be a strong man.
14 Nov. 3:30 pm
11-year-old Cyrus Sundar Singh joined an after-school film club whose members all happened to be the children of immigrants. While learning to love film, they also grappled with their identities — were they Chinese, Indian, or Italian? Were they Canadian? Together, they made a short film that explored these ideas and more.
14 Nov. 10:00 am
Founded in Toronto in 1997, Reel Asian is Canada’s largest pan-Asian film festival and a year-round cultural organization dedicated to championing Asian and Asian diasporic artists and storytellers. What began as a grassroots film festival has grown into a national platform supporting filmmakers and audiences through screenings, education, industry initiatives, artist development, and community programming presented across Toronto, the GTA, and online across Canada.
401 Richmond Street West, The Commons (Suite 448)
Toronto, Ontario, M5V 3A8 Canada
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