A new film coming to theatres this month delves into the lives of seven diverse characters who intersect at a fictional community centre in Scarborough. The film offers a nuanced portrayal of life in Scarborough, addressing gentrification, the impact of tragedy, and the importance of local institutions and community. Filmed in various Toronto locations, the film aims to capture the authentic essence of Scarborough, challenging preconceived notions about the area.
is a new film coming to theatres this month that explores the lives of seven diverse characters who cross paths at a fictional community centre in Scarborough .
The film, which has been six years in the making, also offers a detailed look at life in Scarborough, from the challenges of gentrification, the ripple effects of tragic events, as well as the significance of local food spots and the power of community.Filmed in various locations throughout Toronto, the film seeks to capture the essence of Scarborough — a place near and dear to the director's heart.
"I experienced a lot growing up in Scarborough, and I wanted to see it in cinema," Dias told blogTO. "Everyone thinks Scarborough is such a dark, disturbing, violent place. It's not, and I want to showcase people's life experiences living there."relocated from its long-standing location The film also captures some iconic spots that have been impacted by the city's changing landscape. Warden Station, which is undergoing a massive revitalization, is shown in the film, along with its"Anyone who's gone to Warden Station knows that feeling of, 'I need to catch this bus or I need to get this patty,'" Dias said, reflecting on the significance of the patty shop to Scarborough residents.
"Go make your art. Don't wait for someone to give you the green light, because it's never going to happen that way. As long as you put yourself in a position where you want that thing and you go for it, things just start to happen for you," Dias said.
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