The Toronto International Film Festival plans to screen the controversial documentary "Russians at War" today after postponing last week's showings.

Their decision came one day after the festival pledged to continue with public screenings, despite protests by what were understood to be members of Toronto’s Canadian-Ukrainian community.

TIFF has defended the showing of a documentary called 'Russians at War' after Ukrainian-Canadian protestors accused the film of being propaganda.

Ukrainian Canadians protested on Friday at the Toronto International Film Festival even after its organizers reversed course and suspended screenings of a documentary about Russian soldiers in Ukraine that has been criticized as propaganda.

The screening of Russians at War at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) has sparked controversy and protests. Now, many are curious about the reason behind these widespread protests. Here is everything to know about why people are protesting against Russians at War at the TIFF.

The controversial documentary "Russians at War" will be shown at the Zurich Film Festival (ZFF) next month despite harsh criticism from Kyiv, the event's director said Thursday.The documentary has sparked outrage since it was first shown at the Venice Film Festival earlier this month,

Ukrainian Foreign Ministry in its statement highlighted its firm stance against any efforts to legitimize Russia’s aggression through cultural mediums, especially while the war is ongoing. The ministry vowed to continue diplomatic efforts to ensure Russia remains isolated not only in cultural spheres but in all aspects of international relations.