For a bit of distance from the hoopla, they will find their suites from the condo’s entrance onUGG Classic Tall Boots John Street (whereas the Lightbox opens on to King) where they can tune into the TIFF closed-circuit TV channel. And since streamlined Miele kitchens favour fancy over function — penthouses excluded, the only ovens are of the convection-microwave Discount UGGSvariety and fridges are a fraction of standard ones (“They’ll have very small Thanksgiving turkeys,” Mr. Dutton says) — hunger pains can be answered by a quick call to one of two Oliver & Bonacini restaurants below. Straddling King and John, O&B’s casual Canteen and fine-dining Luma are just another part of this “vibrant hybrid of residential, cultural and commercial components,” Mr. Kuwabara says.

Ordering up a lobster burger with cucumber slaw from Luma is just one of the celeb-style à la carte services guests will enjoy. With the help of the resident services director, they’ll also be able to arrange for housekeeping, dog walking and spa services in the building’s private treatment rooms. Those rooms are part of the Tower Club, amenity space that spreads over the 10th and 11th floors of the building and includes the 55-seat Tower Cinema, designed after the five hyper-modern screening rooms in the Lightbox — sleek, black, silent and sealed cocoons. There are three lounges, the main one opening on to a landscaped outdoor terrace and bar area within prime paparazzi range of TIFF’s outdoor terrace. And to help balance all those O&B meals, there’s a fitness centre, UGG Classic Paisley Bootsyoga studio, outdoor meditation garden and an indoor pool room with hot tubs, saunas and a dramatic floor-to-ceiling waterfall.

Sumptuous amenities, slick suites, sweet views and an important cultural institution (and perhaps a Clooney sighting) right next door — residents are in for quite a show.