In today’s edition of This City: a Q&A with director Caitlin Cronenberg. Plus, Toronto’s swankiest condo lobbies, a 29-year-old costume designer whose tryst with a stranger was interrupted by some unexpected guests, and more. Visit torontolife.com for all our city coverage. |
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Caitlin Cronenberg grew up on the film sets of her director father, David Cronenberg, but she spent the first two decades of her career as a portraitist. Now, she’s entering the family business with her directorial debut, Humane, a dark-yet-comedic thriller set in an eco-dystopia. “Being a set photographer—literally the least important person on set—also taught me how to run one,” she says. We spoke to the youngest Cronenberg about climate anxiety, her love of Veronica Mars and the value of perspective in show business. |
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| | Gone are the days of a lone concierge sitting behind a sad desk. Today’s best condo lobbies are lounges, bars, cafés and workspaces all rolled into one. Here are four of the city’s swankiest, including one with loads of contemporary art, one with a stylish kids’ playroom and one with a lending library. |
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| | Ada, a 29-year-old costume designer, crashed a house party hosted by a family she’d never met. She hung out with the one guest close to her age, Mark, and the two of them ended up going down to the basement. That’s when things got really weird. |
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| | In the latest issue: the perilous lives of international students. Plus, the professor, the caregiver and the case of the missing $30 million; a Q&A with drag legend Priyanka; the best secret supper clubs; and more. Still not receiving Toronto Life at home? Subscribe today. |
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