
Butter Chicken to Go
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9/16/2026Runtime
12 minsGenres
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Three South Asian delivery drivers brave Toronto’s winter dinner rush, zipping through slushy, frigid streets. Through intimate portraits of the drivers, Butter Chicken to Go exposes a deep contradiction: a country that eagerly consumes South Asian cuisine while increasingly excluding the people whose labour sustains it. What does it mean to belong when your presence is both essential and contested?

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A sharp, intimate documentary that follows delivery drivers through a Toronto winter, using their day-to-day struggles to expose the contradiction between a country's hunger for South Asian culture and its rejection of South Asian people. It's both quietly observant and quietly angry.
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