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“#TIFF 2020 Announces Screening Venues and Ticket Sale Dates<\/strong>”<\/p>\n

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TIFF<\/strong>, the Toronto International Film Festival, is going to be very different this year. For one thing, non-Canadian press accredited for the fest will be partaking of the films virtually. As for those on the ground in Toronto, they\u2019ll have an option of indoor cinemas, digital screenings, drive-ins, and open-air cinemas to enjoy this year\u2019s offerings. And today, the TIFF 2020 screening venues and ticket sale dates were revealed.<\/p>\n

I love TIFF. It\u2019s my favorite film festival, and while I am deathly afraid of flying, I look forward to jetting off to Toronto every year to partake in great movies<\/a>. Unfortunately, that\u2019s not happ<\/a>ening this year, because the coronavirus has ruined everything. While some film festivals have gone ahead and completely canceled this year, TIFF is still happening, albeit in a different form. I\u2019ll (hopefully) still be covering it, but virtually.<\/p>\n

But if you\u2019re in Canada (lucky you!), and still want to attend TIFF in some capacity, here are the options awaiting you.\u00a0In keeping with safety measures provided by the City of Toronto and Public Health Ontario, there will be reduced capacity at the TIFF Bell Lightbox cinemas and Isabel Bader Theatre. There will also be limited capacity for the Bell Digital Cinema \u2013 the secure digital platform developed for this year \u2013 drive-ins, and open-air cinemas.<\/p>\n

Here are the venues for the drive-ins and open-air cinemas: Visa Skyline Drive-In at CityView, RBC Lakeside Drive-In at Ontario Place, and West Island Open Air Cinema at Ontario Place. As for the Bell Digital Cinema, the platform will be\u00a0geolocked to Canada for general<\/a> attendees and will house most of this year\u2019s lineup. Here are some specifics:<\/p>\n

Festival-goers will be able to watch Festival films at home on their television screens by using Chromecast, or a newly developed digital TIFF app, which was created for the Festival and will be available in the Apple App Store on September 9. TIFF remains committed to the protection of copyrighted material, and strict anti-piracy measures such as forensic watermarking and visible watermarking are in place on Bell Digital Cinema for each film.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

TIFF 2020\u2019s official list of films, screening schedule, and info on where each film will screen across the in-person venues and Bell Digital Cinema will be released Tuesday, August 25, along with an announcement on TIFF Special Events and ancillary screenings. Here are some key dates.<\/p>\n