Toronto filmmaker Pavan Moondi's third feature Sundowners (opening at TIFF Bell Lightbox this Friday) is one that hits close to home. Somewhat based on true experiences that he had as a struggling videographer working weddings in an effort to hone his filmmaking chops, Sundowners is a look at a particular kind of artistic and social stagnation that many creative types, Moondi included, understand all too well. While Moondi gently jokes that the truth of the situation might be a lot sadder, at least Sundowners takes a serio-comic look at such pains.