The Toronto International Film Festival says it will keep planning this year’s festivities despite the impact of looming Hollywood strikes.
They will join the 11,500 members of the Writers Guild of America who have been on strike since their own talks collapsed and their contract expired on May 2.The strikes come with less than two months before TIFF 2023 is scheduled to kick off, and after a number of years forced virtual for the festival.. While TIFF was held in both 2020 and 2021, it was a scaled-back version of the usually mammoth event with fewer showings and capacity restrictions in place.
In August 2022, the federal government invested $10 million in the festival to support its in-person return.With files from CP24's Chris Fox and the Associated Press.
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