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What’s happening at TIFF: MIA studios, a taxidermy musical and a disability rights crowd pleaser

The 51st Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is currently in progress, featuring numerous premieres in bustling downtown Toronto. Festival attendees are buzzing about various films on display. An annual subscription to TIFF costs $205.00 (including GST) for one year, with automatic renewal at $233.00 (including GST) every 52 weeks.

Other notable films being touted include Apple's release of Apple's "Being Heumann," which stars actors with disabilities playing major roles, and the controversial "Stuffed," a taxidermy musical about a reclusive taxidermist's dream of stuffing a human.

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