
TIFF REVIEW: ‘Still Single’ is more than just a food doc, it’s a deep dive into…
If you were expecting Still Single to be another documentary about food, you’ll be pleasantly surprised with this film.
Toronto, ON – The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) saw a notable convergence of culinary and civic leadership recently, as Michelin Stars Chef Masaki Saito met with Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow. The encounter took place at the premiere of a new documentary chronicling Chef Saito's life, an event that drew significant attention from attendees. Mayor Chow, known for her active participation in the city's cultural events, was seen engaging warmly with Chef Saito. "It's wonderful to see such talent celebrated here at TIFF," Mayor Chow reportedly commented, acknowledging the chef's global recognition. Chef Saito, in turn, expressed his gratitude for the city's hospitality and the opportunity to share his story through film. He was observed making a 'shaka' sign and a thumbs-up gesture while posing for photographs with the Mayor, reflecting a lighthearted and appreciative mood. The documentary, which delves into the life and career of the acclaimed chef, is expected to be a highlight of this year's festival, offering insights into the dedication and artistry behind his culinary achievements. The presence of both figures underscored the cultural significance of TIFF as a platform that extends beyond cinema to embrace diverse forms of artistic and community engagement.
If you were expecting Still Single to be another documentary about food, you’ll be pleasantly surprised with this film.