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TIFF 2022: 16 Must-See Films To See At The Toronto Film Festival

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06.09.2022 - 22:12

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This week marks the beginning of the 47th Toronto International Film Festival. Films premiering in Toronto as well as those that have already premiered at festivals such as Cannes and Venice, are generating a lot of interest online, which makes festivalgoers excited that after taking caution due to the COVID pandemic, TIFF is back in person this year.

While our team has already covered Telluride and Venice, TIFF tends to have some of the most impressive premieres. Continue reading TIFF 2022: 16 Must-See Films To See At The Toronto Film Festival at The Playlist..

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