Toronto festival to screen architecture films from November 4
A fall lineup of 11 films, panels and social events runs November 4 to 7 at the TIFF Lightbox, including a film about the CN Tower.
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What happened
The Architecture and Design Film Festival is returning to Toronto with a new fall lineup of films, panel discussions and social events. The festival will run from November 4 to 7 at the TIFF Lightbox and will screen 11 films. One of the films is about the CN Tower.
Why it matters
The reports do not state any wider stakes. The festival offers local audiences a set of architecture and design films and related discussions.
Coverage
- Buildings with impact hit the screen at Toronto’s Architecture and Design Film Festival (The Globe and Mail)
- Architecture & Design Film Festival (ADFF): Toronto (archdaily.com)
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