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Gearing Up for TIFF
Aug. 24th, 2022 11:30 pmIt's two weeks until TIFF starts up, and four days until we have to submit our ticket picks, so I've spent the last few days figuring out what films I most want to see, and which ones I can fit in around work, getting the kid to her activities, and an OK Go concert in Niagara Falls we decided to go to on a whim.
This year I'm cutting down to 16 films, plus one talk by Viola Davis and Gina Prince-Blythewood, which should make for a relatively leisurely fest compared to the days when I'd see 35 films in the ten days.
I've been lousy at posting reviews the last few years, but am going to try to keep up with them this year.
In the meantime, here's my tentative schedule:
https://2022.tiffr.com/schedules/paulinezed
Fingers crossed we get all the tickets we want. Since I stay away from the high profile galas, the only one that might be tight is the Weird Al Yankovic bio-pic starring Daniel Radcliffe. It's the first Midnight Madness of the fest, with a high probability that Radcliffe and/or Yankovic might show up, and looks like it'll just be loony fun.
This year I'm cutting down to 16 films, plus one talk by Viola Davis and Gina Prince-Blythewood, which should make for a relatively leisurely fest compared to the days when I'd see 35 films in the ten days.
I've been lousy at posting reviews the last few years, but am going to try to keep up with them this year.
In the meantime, here's my tentative schedule:
https://2022.tiffr.com/schedules/paulinezed
Fingers crossed we get all the tickets we want. Since I stay away from the high profile galas, the only one that might be tight is the Weird Al Yankovic bio-pic starring Daniel Radcliffe. It's the first Midnight Madness of the fest, with a high probability that Radcliffe and/or Yankovic might show up, and looks like it'll just be loony fun.
