As a Canada-U.S. trade tensions escalate, Toronto International Film Festival CEO Cameron Bailey hopes viewers don’t take a “purely nationalistic” approach to screen content, as it would ultimately be bad for the country. TIFF is planning its 50th edition this September, and Bailey says they’re closely watching the tariff threats and how the fallout may impact the festival. (Feb. 14, 2025)
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