$22 for Regular Screening for Two at the Toronto International Film Festival (Up to $44.50 Value)
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Toronto's annual movie-industry fete invites guests to make difficult viewing decisions among 300+ films from around world
Movies, once silent and black and white, have evolved to include sound, colour, and a visible spectrum of emotions, also known as "drama." Be moved by moving pictures with today’s Groupon: for $22, you get two adult tickets to a regular screening at the Toronto International Film Festival (up to a $44.50 value, including HST), starting on September 13.
The Toronto International Film Festival sates movie lovers with more than 300 films from more than 60 countries for 11 days each September. Many screenings give guests the opportunity to witness emerging and master directors and cast members from Canada and beyond conduct question-and-answer sessions about their films and defend their ever-scant use of vampires. The festival’s 19 expert programmers, who hail from six continents, tuck selections into easily navigable programme categories such as Masters, Mavericks, and Midnight Madness.
As a public film festival that’s been compared to Cannes and Sundance, TIFF Festival projects movies on 27 separate screens in 10 downtown Toronto venues. Lingering year-round after the confetti has settled, the permanent TIFF Festival Bell Lightbox—the festival’s epicentre—packs numerous theatres, galleries, studios, and restaurants into its trim belly, despite a perpetual popcorn diet. Film selections are subject to availability.
Though the box office provides discounts for seniors, students, and children, this offer still represents the best deal available.
Toronto's annual movie-industry fete invites guests to make difficult viewing decisions among 300+ films from around world
Movies, once silent and black and white, have evolved to include sound, colour, and a visible spectrum of emotions, also known as "drama." Be moved by moving pictures with today’s Groupon: for $22, you get two adult tickets to a regular screening at the Toronto International Film Festival (up to a $44.50 value, including HST), starting on September 13.
The Toronto International Film Festival sates movie lovers with more than 300 films from more than 60 countries for 11 days each September. Many screenings give guests the opportunity to witness emerging and master directors and cast members from Canada and beyond conduct question-and-answer sessions about their films and defend their ever-scant use of vampires. The festival’s 19 expert programmers, who hail from six continents, tuck selections into easily navigable programme categories such as Masters, Mavericks, and Midnight Madness.
As a public film festival that’s been compared to Cannes and Sundance, TIFF Festival projects movies on 27 separate screens in 10 downtown Toronto venues. Lingering year-round after the confetti has settled, the permanent TIFF Festival Bell Lightbox—the festival’s epicentre—packs numerous theatres, galleries, studios, and restaurants into its trim belly, despite a perpetual popcorn diet. Film selections are subject to availability.
Though the box office provides discounts for seniors, students, and children, this offer still represents the best deal available.