TIFF turns 50 with celebs, controversy, and Carney suggesting that we’re the John Candy of global trade.
As the Toronto International Film Festival struggles to find its way in a changing film landscape, it leans into Canadiana with buzzy premieres from Canadian directors.
But with its mishandling of controversial documentaries the last two years, can TIFF meet the moment?
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