TIFF is officially back! And by that we mean the city will soon be taken over by hundreds of celebrities, a thrilling street festival and of course, movies.
However you decide to celebrate TIFF, whether that be at a restaurant with a $700 cocktail, or out on the street celeb-spotting, you’re sure in for an exciting few days in Toronto.
If you happened to miss getting your hands on movie tickets, not to worry! There are a bunch of free movies set for the festival that you can catch throughout TIFF.
Here’s what to know:
Free Movies at Festival Street
Cinema Park is back this year with its free open-air screenings in David Pecaut Square, nightly at 10 PM. Here’s the schedule:
- Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story – September 5
- Ghost – September 6
- Gattaca – September 7
- Arrival – September 8
- Drumline – September 9
- The Outsiders – September 10
- Ghostbusters – September 11
- Footloose – September 12
- The Karate Kid – September 13
- Pitch Perfect – September 14
TIFF Classics
It’s important to note that some may require tickets and are already sold out:
- Awāra – September 13th at 5:30 PM – TIFF Lightbox
- Bona – September 8th, at 6:30 PM – TIFF Lightbox
- Drama 1882 – September 6th, at 12:45 PM – TIFF Lightbox
- Essene – September 10th, at 3:30 PM – TIFF Lightbox
- Masala – September 6th, at 7 PM – TIFF Lightbox
- The Sweet Hereafter – September 5th, at 2:15 PM – TIFF Lightbox
- Time of Maturity – September 13th at 12:15 PM – TIFF Lightbox
And there you have it! Which movie or movies are you looking forward to watching?
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