No Money, No Problem: The $10K Toronto Movie That Turns a Housing Crisis Into Dark Comedy Gold

Tristan Wheeler's "Toronto Apartment" is a brilliant low-budget dark comedy that captures the city's housing crisis through a unique lens. Filmed on a $10K budget using just a $200 camera in 11 days, the film follows a tenant who sublets his apartment hourly to make ends meet. Wheeler ingeniously turns the film's financial constraints into creative strengths, offering a sharp, satirical take on housing struggles. This indie gem not only provides a fresh perspective on the housing crisis but also showcases how innovative storytelling can emerge from limited resources.