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Excellent Documentary. I was moved to tears throughout the whole film. Andrea's voice like the three tenors is incredible. His story is inspirational.
TIFF is great. Buying tickets in the past was always bumpy and nearly impossible. I’m a TIFF member and this year access to tickets was phenomenal by comparison. There were some issues with linking to the new auth login, so some free tickets couldn’t be accessed. However I got to see the films I wanted to. Excellent experience overall.
Princess of wales is a lovely venue, movie “the piano lesson “ dragged on and was boring most of the time, despite positive reviews. Good acting but I was bored for most of the time and fell asleep. Disappointed this year!
Good selection of films in a fairly average year. In a market dominated by the U.S. it is best to focus on outstanding films from other countries and TIFF does that. Ask Ticketmaster to figure out a way people can declare their tickets available ahead of time if they can’t attend…a couple of tense moments when Rush attendees and ticket holders showed up at same time
On Thursday I went to TIFF (The International Film Festival) For The first time.Ever.And let me tell you it was one of the best experiences of an event I ever been to.And I have gone to a lot of concerts,sporting events etc.First and foremost I want to acknowledge the staff and Volunteers at TIFF.Were the most accommodating and very nice people to have the pleasure of having at any event.There.So I like to give a huge thank you off my and my parents behalf (Whom took me).To the Staff and volunteers.Thank you again.A lot of venues staff and etc.Could take a page out of their book.Can't say anything more nice things about them.From the seats to any questions about that event that night.The showing that I saw was a documentary on a huge Canadian and world wide music legend Randy Bachman.On his Documentary called Takin' Care Of Business.Chronicles the story about how someone in Western British Columbia,Canada.An Internet Sleuth help finds Mr.Bachman's guitar which was in Japan.After almost 5 decades.The documentary also chronicles Randy's journey through Co-Vid 19 and his health battles even his faith and etc.I've thought a knew a lot about this man.But I've learned a lot and it was very eye opening.It ends with him reunited with the guitar and writing a new song on it.Now from Mr.Randall Charles Bachman.Who's now not only after 2 years a cancer survivor.But now is writing a new book.At 81 almost.The man is not done yet.You Ain't seen Nothing Yet.A new Grandchild on the way.Abums,tours etc.He has more to tell.Randy I and world wants to say a big thank you of what you have given the world with your talent.Can't wait for the Bachman & Bachman with his son Tal.The BTO stuff,The Guess Who Reunion.With Burton.Jazz Thing 3.And just seeing you live more and more.Be well.Keep The Rock Rolling.Noah Hochman!
Always look forward to this event. Makes me proud that my city holds such a prestigious event.
As always, the volunteers were amazing and everything flowed well and pleasantly. Except should have anticipated Palestinian protesters and shown zero tolerance for disrupting, not offered any opportunity/reward for speaking to the audience. Stressful and traumatizing. I saw my last film this morning , and no chance to vote for Peoples Choice before they were decided. Why aren’t you waiting until the end of the festival?
Went to KPops and Millers in Marriage Really enjoyed experience as we got to see directors at film discussing their work Would recommend going to TIFF next year as you get interaction with the stars
TIFF is such a treasured gift to the city & all who participate. My favourite part is selecting random premieres just to hear from directors, producers, actors & writers, their stories about the screening. Always come away with a different connection to that film, half the fun is meeting people & seeing films from around the world, voices we need to elevate-awesome !!
What a wonderful line-up of amazing movies, facilitated by great team of volunteers. My only negative is the website which I found glitchy and dreadfully annoying.
My girlfriend is the production designer of the movie “Don’t cry, butterfly” so I went to see to support her. I loved the whole experience. I was greeted when I first entered the building - The Lightbox. One of the volunteer approached me when she saw me was confusing of not knowing where to go next. She asked me which movie I’m seeing. She pointed out to me the location after I told her and showed me how I can get there. My friends and I waited outside the cinema for the director of the movie. Her crew and her showed up and brought us inside. I did purchase my own ticket via Ticketmaster. It was an easy procedure. The seat was comfortable and the movie was excellent. There was a Q&A at the end that helps us clarifying some of the details from the movie. We really enjoyed the whole experience.
Movie and venue were great however popcorn was not good. I think it would be great if they projected the red carpet for the movie on the screen live as we have to be in the seats early.
I went to two TIFF films this year and thoroughly enjoyed both. I also loved the kinetic energy of being at TIFF, which was fun and exhilirating!
Great choice of movies to see. Thoroughly enjoy foreign movies and seems like I’m not the only one! The Indian movie “All We Imagine as Light” is sad, beautifully captured, and highly recommended.
It was a great experience to watch a good movie in a good vibe. Also see the crew of it. It was really interesting!
Always amazing but this year even exceeded that! Just wish the prices were a little lower so I could afford to view a few more. Maybe a senior rate? But I will always support the arts regardless. Love TIFF
Magic…no more lineups. Technology really can be grand!
The movie was quite slow and the story not truly captivating but the acting was amazing! Maria Bakalova and Julian Vergov were fantastic! The Scotiabank theatre was good and the staff were very friendly.
I saw four films at this year’s festival, all of which I thoroughly enjoyed. It was lovely to see how really emotional and invested all the actors and filmmakers were in their work, and I witnessed a few teary moments. After surviving a pandemic followed by actors ’ and writers’ strikes, the film community is back with a renewed energy. The creative joy was palpable!
What an Amazing film. The crew was super friendly and efficient with their work. Got into the theatre very quick and able to enjoy the film. Thank you!