Toronto International Film Festival has added more high-profile television titles to its Primetime program, with "Yaga" set for its world premiere at the event. The series stars Carrie-Anne Moss and Hudson Williams and will debut at TIFF as part of the festival’s dedicated TV lineup.
The show is a Crave original and is also slated to stream on AMC+ in the United States. Its inclusion in Primetime gives the project a major festival platform as TIFF continues to spotlight episodic storytelling alongside its film selections.
TIFF’s TV program is also drawing attention for other recognizable titles, including "Carrie" and "Crystal Lake." Together, the lineup points to a strong genre presence in this year’s Primetime section, with established names and familiar properties helping shape the festival’s television offerings.
With "Yaga" receiving its first public screening in Toronto, the series becomes one of the notable TV premieres on the festival calendar. The announcement adds momentum to TIFF’s Primetime slate as the event expands its profile for buzzy small-screen releases.
