The Toronto film festival announced Wednesday it will resume in-person screenings at its September gala, including Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune” remake, after the pandemic forced it to scale down and go virtual last year.
But there won’t be any popcorn at the Sept. 9 to 18 event as theatre snack bars will be closed.
And the red carpets will look different due to social distancing and masking rules, as well as a possible clampdown on large crowds.
Canada also currently prohibits foreigners from entering the country for discretionary travel, so it’s not yet clear if Hollywood movie stars will be in attendance.
“We are so proud of the calibre of the films and the diversity of th…
Keep on reading: ‘Dune’ to lead Toronto film festival’s return to in-person moviegoing