
Toronto 2020: Nomads, Lovers and the Art of the Remote Film Festival
It was an odd TIFF, experiencing “the festival of festivals” from your couch instead of the Canadian city’s cineplexes — but the movies made up for it
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Subscribe NowIt was an odd TIFF, experiencing “the festival of festivals” from your couch instead of the Canadian city’s cineplexes — but the movies made up for it
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