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Buffet Infinity: Unique Low-Budget Film Debuts at Panic Fest

4/17/2026

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Summary

Story summary

Buffet Infinity, a low-budget Canadian film directed by Simon Glassman, is drawing attention at Panic Fest 2026.
The film is composed entirely of local TV ads and depicts a town facing a growing sinkhole and a demon cult.
Its 30-second to one-minute segments create a unique viewing experience.
Buffet Infinity will be released in theaters on April 24, 2026, and features a smear campaign against a rival sandwich shop.

History

Historical Context

The Canadian Television Fund was established in 1990 to enhance local film production, resulting in a 50% annual increase in Canadian films. This initiative fostered unique storytelling, exemplified by the low-budget film Buffet Infinity, which creatively engages with regional culture and issues. The fund's impact reflects the ongoing evolution of Canadian cinema and its ability to resonate with local audiences.

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Story summary

Buffet Infinity, a low-budget Canadian film directed by Simon Glassman, is drawing attention at Panic Fest 2026.
The film is composed entirely of local TV ads and depicts a town facing a growing sinkhole and a demon cult.
Its 30-second to one-minute segments create a unique viewing experience.
Buffet Infinity will be released in theaters on April 24, 2026, and features a smear campaign against a rival sandwich shop.

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