Toronto International Film Festival Tickets

It truly felt like a festival! There was plenty to see on the closed off street that didn’t require buying a ticket to a film…stars on the red carpet, TIFF Lighthouse, signs for selfies, outdoor viewings, food trucks, pop up stores and more! We brought the kids down and roamed the streets, took great photos and felt the excitement of being with the stars! And finally, did see a film… Looking forward to next year!!

The experience was bad, wasted the ticket since I was not able to get in. I arrived late 25 minutes late, the guard said they will close the gate at 6:30 pm and I was there at 6:25 pm yet they still did not allow me to get in saying that the screening had just started. The ticket does not show that the gate closes for late arrivals. A ticket should have indicated the time the gate will close.

Not enough details as to how things work. As usual You gotta search to find info on where to stand. Information dissemination could be vastly improved. Volunteers do try to help but their confusion is equally frustrating

Movie was nice and the experience was very enjoyable

the film was incredible, it just really hit home for me and it was one of the most beautiful adapted screenplays i’ve ever seen. i loved the book and the movie really held its own and i love when that is the case !!

Red carpet event. Only thing I’d suggest is to have the red carpet area more secured for pictures. Felt that was over crowded. Aside from that everything was above expectations.

Saw 3 movies, all great! El Suplente The Fabelmans The Hummingbird

We lined up around the corner and a block north thinking wow this is going to be a nightmare! Pleasant suprise the line moved quickly and the volunteers updated everyone as we progressed. Once in the Princess of wales theater tickets scanned and well rehearsed attendant's shepherd attendees to the correct spot. Viewing was prompt with a minimum of fanfare and a very disturbing subject matter. A q&a with Sarah Paulie capped off the screening with a controlled exit. Well done

After three years, it was great to be back. Great selection of films. Nice theaters. Had a great time.

Lovely venues. Comfortable seating. Helpful staff. Thank you

Saw the good nurse it was awesome! Loved the seeing the cast after was the cherry on top.

Getting tickets was a nightmare. So many films just looked as if they might be available, because they didn't have the helpful Sold Out sign at the top. So I wasted 5-10 minutes hoping to get through. I finally book two sets of tickets for three shows. They all turned out to be good. But something went wrong with my phone when I arrived Sunday for two shows. So of course, I couldn't access my tickets. That meant I had to stand in line at the box office. Mirvish sends paper tickets with bar code. Why can't TIFF?? We're not all attached to our cell phones. May not bother next year. It's a headache.

It was meaningful to have the cast and director, producers and real life people on stage. The movie was touching and a real testament of courage and strength and determination.

Fantastic movie about women exploitation, the challenges women change agents face in their daily lives from factory owners, at home from their spouses, society, and bureaucracy. Well done!!

Fine acting by Woodard snd Pierce, as always. Yet, the writing was flaccid and lacked the nuance and depth the subject—and the cast—deserved. A disappointment if expectation.

Very rarely in life do we get the privilege of finding aspects to film that completely move us to our core - movies that resonate beyond what we know, what we think we know or understand of the human condition. 37 Seconds is a movie, that for me, moved me completely out of my skin. At times it was emotionally uncomfortable, difficult to process in my understanding and coming to terms of how people with “different abilities” navigate through the complexities of life. This movies succeeded in setting out what in intended to do. As with every year at TIFF, I had an opportunity to see some incredible films this season, but for me, 37 Seconds was one of those films that completely captured the true essence of what TIFF stands for in film. How blessed do I feel that I was able to shake hands with the beautiful, incredibly talented HIKARI...thank you for giving us a film that will not only change the way we feel and see the world for those with different abilities, but also change the way we treat one another in this world. I cannot give this movie enough praise.

Excellent and fresh story, beautiful film with superb acting.

I was impressed by Felicity Huffman's unfettered portrayal of her character. She left it all out there - it couldn't have been done better. Anastasia Phillips also did an excellent performance as her daughter. The storyline was very real and I felt all the emotions. This was an amazing experience. I highly recommend it.

It was amazing to be at the world premiere of the movie and to be seeing the movie for the first time while the cast was also seeing it for the first time.

LOVED the movie and the fact that actors and director made it to the Q&A was AMAZING. The venue is beautiful.