Anne Emond’s Les Etres Chers (pictured) is among the Canadian titles that will compete for the best film prize in the festival’s Competencia Los Cabos program.
Six films were named audience award winners on Oct. 9 as the festival wrapped its 16-day run. (Room pictured.)
Connor Gaston also took home the BC Emerging Filmmaker Award for his feature The Devout. (Sleeping Giant pictured.)
Toronto Mayor John Tory made an appearance at the equipment supplier’s annual cocktail, held on the TIFF Bell Lightbox’s rooftop terrace.
As of Sunday, a total of 36 films were sold during the festival to multiple territories, down slightly from 41 sales at the same time last year.
Several other Canadian or copro titles were also presented with awards as the 40th edition of TIFF wrapped Sunday, with Hurt winning the inaugural Platform prize. (Closet Monster pictured.)
A panel of showrunners, including Tassie Cameron and Jennifer Holness, talk about the craft and business of TV on the last day of the TIFF Industry conference.
The residency, launched this July, gives one Canadian writer/director a chance to develop a film project via a program run out of the TIFF Bell Lightbox. (Dunn pictured.)
Select shots from Jonathan and Drew Scott’s annual Producers Ball and silent auction in Toronto.
TIFF is holding its first online-only screening event Wednesday with a selection of shorts. (Boxing pictured.)
A roundup of some of the highlights of day five of TIFF’s Industry Conference, which focused on distribution.
A roundup of panel highlights from the first half of the festival’s Industry Conference.