As the borders between digital and real life blur, film festivals seek to leverage the latter to gain prominence in the former. TIFF’s mini festival with Instagram is an insightful look at influential platforms seeking to leverage each others strengths and envision the future of content
Our Toronto bureau-chief shares her picks for the most interesting shorts coming out of TIFF.
Two sisters are forced inside a mosquito net (moshari) to survive — but can they survive each other?
There's just one thing in Mark's way of a great night with a dream girlher creepy male roommatein this awkward comedy with a stellar cast of B-list celebrities.
A plastic surgeon creates in real time, the new goddess of beauty.
All is not what it seems in this psychological, sci-fi thriller with top-notch acting and production quality.
In a typical South London kebab shop, Nathan explains to Beefy why he really shouldn't eat the burgers.
As two friends frantically try to leave town, a chance meeting with an old family friend puts an unwanted delay on their escape plans.
Broken, like the old watches he repairs, a widowed watchmaker spends his remaining days in solitude, distracting himself with repetitive activities to pass the time and attempt to ease his sadness.
A tense morality tale, one of the best horror shorts to ever feature on our pages and an inspirational documentary released for Indigenous Peoples' Day make up our Best of the Month picks for October.
