The Gutter’s own Sachin Hingoo and Biff Bam Pop’s Karen Shute return to TIFF for River, Fivehead, Salvation, Voices, and, Bucking Fastard! “Today felt a lot like pieces falling into place and regular reality aligning with the shifted TIFF routines. It was another day that showed the wide array of emotions that only a marathon of films that a festival like this can put you through–from fear, to deep anxiety, to joy, to confusion–in the span of only a few hours.”
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