Pretend We're Kissing will have it's Toronto premiere at the Canadian Film Festival's Closing Night Gala.

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Writer & Director: Matt Sadowski

Producer: Peter Harvey

Executive Producers: Sean Buckley, Mark Montefiore

Editor: Jorge Weisz

Cast: Dov Tiefenbach, Tommie-Amber Pirie, Zoe Kravitz

Synopsis:

Benny Dov Tiefenbach needs to get out his of head and stop over thinking everything. Its holding him back from growing up and finding love, which hes made all too aware of by his obnoxious agoraphobic hippie roommate Zo Kravtiz. When, by chance this IS a rom-com after all, he meets and falls for Jordan Tommie Amber Pirie, a somewhat dorky girl obsessed with the notion of fate and hell-bent on finding a magical kind of love, he realizes that he might be able to actually move forward in lifeif he can only get out of his own way.

Pretend Were Kissing is comedy-drama about an intense whirlwind weekend romance. The kind we can have at any age that looks like true love and then is basically over in a blink. Reminiscent of Annie Hall and Before Sunrise, the film feels like a lazy Autumn day. Its a story about how sometimes even a brief fling can change us, perhaps even more than a longer romantic relationship can. Proudly set in Toronto, the script is full of wit, whimsy and pathos funny one minute, sad the next.