The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) has updated their official iPhone app in preparation for the upcoming 2013 event, set to take place from September 5-15.
What’s New in Version 1.6
• Updates in preparation for Festival 2013
• Graphical enhancements
• Minor bug fixes
TIFF 2013 will feature 366 total films from 70 different countries and will include 146 world premieres. The Star has a round up of reviews for 34 films set to debut at TIFF 2013. Single tickets go on sale September 1.
Click here to download TIFF 2013–it’s free. Let us know if you’re going to TIFF this year.
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