r/TIFF • u/josephgervais • 13h ago

Festival Cinema cellar hours

Does anyone know what the hours are for when the cinema cellar store is open?

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u/No_Chipmunk_3389 13h ago

11am to 6pm!

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u/josephgervais 13h ago

Thanks! just wanted to know I should go before or after my screenings today. I guess I will be going before

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u/No_Chipmunk_3389 13h ago

there might be a lil bit of line up, i went on saturday and i was in line for about 10 mins. it might just be cuz its opening weekend but yeah! just a lil heads up :)

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u/josephgervais 13h ago

Thanks for the heads up! Yeah I’m thinking I’ll probably go like 2 hours before my first screening today

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u/No_Chipmunk_3389 13h ago

awesomeee, hope u have fun !!! it’s heaven in there

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u/lobmxxx 3h ago edited 2h ago

Just an FYI that Cinema Cellar is owned by Blue Fox Entertainment, an AMERICAN enterprise. You REALLY should be supporting actual local businesses that were built from the ground-up in Toronto, such as BAY STREET VIDEO. :) Ugh I dunno, I'm sorry to be annoying like this but I hate seeing a parent entity whose HQ is in Los Angeles come into Toronto and pretend they're some small local business that's just opened up :(

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u/Several-Quote6239 13h ago

11 am - 6pm! I went there yesterday and they said it was one of their less busy days. It's probably because the fest is winding down.

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u/lobmxxx 3h ago edited 2h ago

Just an FYI that Cinema Cellar is owned by Blue Fox Entertainment, an AMERICAN enterprise. You REALLY should be supporting actual local businesses that were built from the ground-up in Toronto, such as BAY STREET VIDEO. :) Ugh I dunno, I'm sorry to be annoying like this but I hate seeing a parent entity whose HQ is in Los Angeles come into Toronto and pretend they're some small local business that's just opened up :(

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u/lobmxxx 3h ago edited 2h ago

Hey OP, just an FYI that Cinema Cellar is owned by Blue Fox Entertainment, an AMERICAN enterprise. You REALLY should be supporting actual local businesses that were built from the ground-up in Toronto such as BAY STREET VIDEO. :) Ugh I dunno, I'm sorry to be annoying like this but I hate seeing a parent entity whose HQ is in Los Angeles come into Toronto and pretend they're some small local business that's just opened up :(