Michelle Yeoh, Cole Sprouse and Kiko Mizuhara Celebrate TIFF 2026 at Campari Cinema Center

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Campari Cinema Center at TIFF 2026 welcomed Michelle Yeoh, Cole Sprouse and Kiko Mizuhara to King West on September 12. The stars celebrated The Surgeon and Vintage Violence during a busy festival weekend.

Earlier that day, the Collider Media Studio also hosted actors and filmmakers for interviews and festival coverage. For Toronto movie fans, Saturday brought another packed lineup of premieres, press appearances and private celebrations.

Michelle Yeoh Celebrates The Surgeon on King West

Actress Michelle Yeoh poses solo in front of a dark event step-and-repeat backdrop featuring logos like Campari, Lavazza, and Poppi. She stands in a sleeveless, bright yellow gown accessorized with gold bangles, rings, and a black clutch.
Photo by Photagonist

Michelle Yeoh joined the team behind The Surgeon at Campari Cinema Center before the film’s TIFF screening.

Roshan Sethi directs the action thriller, which stars Yeoh alongside Martin Freeman. The story follows a retired surgeon who gets kidnapped and faces a dangerous medical situation.

Yeoh arrived at the Cinema Center in a striking orange floor-length look. She then spent time with the film’s cast and creative team.

The Surgeon screened at the Royal Alexandra Theatre at 8:30 p.m. on September 12. TIFF included the film in its Centrepiece programme.

Moviegoers can find festival schedules and ticket information through the official TIFF website.

Cole Sprouse and Kiko Mizuhara Bring Vintage Violence to Toronto

A waist-up shot of Kiko Mizuhara and Dylan Sprouse posing together in front of a backdrop featuring red Japanese and English text reading "Vintage Violence." Both are dressed in coordinated denim jackets and tops.
Photo by Photagonist

Later that night, Cole Sprouse and Kiko Mizuhara brought Vintage Violence into the spotlight.

Eugene Kotlyarenko directs the film. It follows a disgraced livestreamer whose search for rare vintage denim leads him into a dangerous world.

Sprouse plays Carter Tipe, while Mizuhara stars as Izumi Adachi.

The cast also leaned into the movie’s denim-heavy style at the celebration. Sprouse and Mizuhara both arrived in denim-inspired looks.

Guests reportedly joked about Sprouse’s version of the classic “Canadian tuxedo.” The fashion choice added a fitting Toronto touch to the night.

Vintage Violence screened at 11:59 p.m. at the Royal Alexandra Theatre. The film appeared in TIFF’s Midnight Madness programme.

Collider Media Studio Welcomes More TIFF Talent

Before the evening receptions, Collider Media Studio continued its daytime programming at Cassius.

Campari and the Cayman Islands co-presented the studio. Actors and filmmakers stopped by for interviews, portraits and digital festival coverage.

The studio featured Yeoh and Freeman for The Surgeon. Sprouse and Mizuhara also appeared to promote Vintage Violence.

Lily-Rose Depp was in Toronto for Alpha Gang. The Zellner brothers directed the sci-fi comedy, which also stars Cate Blanchett, Chris Pine, Dave Bautista and Riley Keough.

TIFF included Alpha Gang in its Special Presentations programme.

Rebel Wilson also brought Girl Group to the festival. Wilson wrote, directed, produced and stars in the musical comedy.

The cast also includes Jennifer Coolidge and Randall Park.

Inside Campari Cinema Center During TIFF 2026

Campari Cinema Center runs at Cassius Cucina Contemporanea, 624 King Street West, from September 11 to 15.

During the day, the venue hosts the Collider Media Studio. At night, it shifts to private receptions, cast gatherings and other film industry events.

Campari serves as the title and liquor sponsor. Partners also include the Cayman Islands, Lavazza, Rodeo FX, poppi and Anderson College.

Campari Cinema Center is an independent TIFF-week hospitality program. It is not an official Toronto International Film Festival event.

Most of its film celebrations and receptions are private and invitation-only.

You can learn more about Campari’s connection to film through Campari Cinema Canada.

With TIFF continuing through September 20, Toronto still has several days of screenings, premieres and film-related events ahead.

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