Strikes Threaten Hollywood Glamour at Toronto Film Festival

Actors and writers strikes have reduced the star power at TIFF, with few celebrities doing promotion.
Notable films still premiering include Miyazaki's final film "The Boy and the Heron" and A24's comedy "Dicks: The Musical."
Smaller and independent films may benefit from the lack of big studio productions.
TIFF aims to showcase diverse films and support local Canadian directors amid the labor disputes.
Despite the strikes, TIFF continues its tradition of launching Oscar contenders and brokering distribution deals.