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Toronto Queer Film Festival
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Lucid

Thursday 15 October 2026
7:30pm–9:35pm EDT

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292 Brunswick Ave, Toronto, M5S 2M7
Mask Required
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Tickets

125 min.
Mis-Angel
Wyatt Carson
5 min.
United Kingdom
2025

Mis-Angel is a love story between two people who will never meet. A transgender girl explores an overlap of gender and sexual fantasy as she recalls a brief interaction with a stranger at a bus stop.

Lucid
Deanna Milligan, Ramsey Fendall
110 min.
Canada
2025

A 1990s art student uses a LUCID dreaming elixir to break through creative blocks, but soon finds herself trapped in nightmarish underworld.

Wyatt Carson

Wyatt Carson is an artist & animator from Lawrence, Kansas. Their approach to making embraces experimentation and finds emotion through its expressive quality. Paint-on-glass has become their primary animation technique because of its fluidity and backlit glow, creating films that feel like a collection of living paintings. Wyatt’s goal is to tell stories that resonate with people and invoke an emotional response.

Deanna Milligan

Deanna Milligan & Ramsey Fendall are the co-founders of Sublunar Films and the co-directors of Lucid (2025), a surreal, punk-infused psychological horror feature that world premiered at Fantasia and is set to screen at Sitges October 2025 and competing for a Noves Visions Award. Expanding Lucid from an acclaimed short into a feature, the duo transformed their own home into a film studio, embodying the fearless, resourceful spirit of DIY indie filmmaking. Milligan, a veteran Canadian actor with dozens of film and television credits is also a Leo-nominated director known for her visceral, emotionally charged storytelling rooted in the “beautiful grotesque.”

Ramsey Fendall

Deanna Milligan & Ramsey Fendall are the co-founders of Sublunar Films and the co-directors of Lucid (2025), a surreal, punk-infused psychological horror feature that world premiered at Fantasia and is set to screen at Sitges October 2025 and competing for a Noves Visions Award. ” Expanding Lucid from an acclaimed short into a feature, the duo transformed their own home into a film studio, embodying the fearless, resourceful spirit of DIY indie filmmaking. Fendall, a cinematographer and visual artist whose credits include Seymour and Skatopia: 88 Acres of Anarchy, brings gritty, tactile imagery to their work, often shooting on 35mm and 16mm.

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