Toronto Stories is a 2008 Canadian anthology film. It has four segments that are bound together by a young boy, lost in an unknown city. After the prologue, the four segments are directed by different people: "Shoelaces" by Aaron Woodley, "The Brazilian" by Sook-Yin Lee, "Windows" by David "Sudz" Sutherland, and "Lost Boys" by David Weaver. Synopsis Opening on the arrival of several overseas flights at Pearson International and the many diverse faces that populate the city’s landscape, a young boy, presumably of African descent, arrives at a customs desk unaccompanied and with no papers. He is taken into the custody of the immigration office, but when a back is turned he is drawn by curiosity into the throng of the airport. He then makes his way onto an express bus and into the city alone. An amber alert is issued signaling that a child has gone missing. That same day two children embark on a quest to find a reported monster living beneath the picturesque neighbourhood of Cabbagetown. Over the course of that day and into the night, they share a number of profound experiences involving love, death and their very first kiss. In Kensington Market a lonely woman and a young man who has never been in love come up against their fundamental differences in their search for understanding and connection. Alton and Doug reunite by chance on the streets of Toronto. These former partners in crime have to reevaluate their toxic relationship while staring down the barrel of a policeman's gun. A broken man fallen from grace and now inhabiting the streets and alleys around Union Station spots the lost boy, but when he approaches the authorities his mental illness causes the credibility of his discovery to be questioned. Cast Carly Pope ... Roshanna Gil Bellows ... Henry Sook-Yin Lee ... Willia K. C. Collins ... Alton Morris Lisa Ray ... Beth Ricardo Hoyos ... Jacob Ingrid Hart ... Chantal Samantha Weinstein ... Cayle Tygh Runyan ... Boris Toka Murphy ... Boy Olivia Palenstein ... Jacob's Mother Cameron Kennedy ... Zach Frank Moore ... Stevenson Mike McPhaden ... Father Michael Rhoades ... Inspector Kane Judy Sinclair ... Shelagh Joris Jarsky ... Doug Shannon Shauna MacDonald ... Lowry Daniel Park ... Asian Man Ellora Patnaik ... Caroline Elva Mai Hoover ... Dog Walker Lady Louise Naubert ... Eastern European Lady Maxwell McCabe-Lokos ... Eddi Richard Leacock ... Police