- “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World” (2010): Set in Toronto, this action-comedy follows the adventures of Scott Pilgrim as he battles the League of Evil Exes to win the heart of Ramona Flowers.
- “Room” (2015): Filmed in Toronto, this powerful drama tells the story of a young woman and her son who attempt to escape captivity after spending years locked in a small room.
- “The Sweet Hereafter” (1997): Set in a small town in rural Ontario, this haunting drama explores the aftermath of a tragic accident involving a school bus.
- “The F Word” (2013): Known as “What If” in international markets, this romantic comedy takes place in Toronto and follows the relationship between a young man and a woman who are determined to remain friends despite their mutual attraction.
- “Away from Her” (2006): Based on a short story by Alice Munro, this emotional drama is primarily set in Muskoka, Ontario, and chronicles the impact of Alzheimer’s disease on a married couple.
- “One Week” (2008): This road trip film follows a man as he embarks on a motorcycle journey across Ontario after receiving a terminal cancer diagnosis.
- “Goon” (2011): Set in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and several Ontario locations, this comedy tells the story of a bouncer turned hockey enforcer who becomes an unlikely hero on the ice.
- “Saint Ralph” (2004): Taking place in Hamilton, Ontario, this heartwarming film follows a young boy who trains for a marathon in hopes of achieving a miracle that will save his mother.
- “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” (2002): While not set exclusively in Ontario, this romantic comedy features several scenes in Hamilton, Ontario, where the protagonist’s family resides.
- “Cabin in the Woods” (2012): Although set in a remote cabin, this horror-comedy was filmed in the Vancouver area but contains references to various locations in Ontario, including the characters’ origin story from the province.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous films set in Ontario
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