The Toronto International Film Festival runs from September 6 to 16.
Galas
"A Royal Affair" (Nikolai Arcel) - North America Premiere
"Argo" (Ben Affleck) - World Premiere
"The Company You Keep" (Robert Redford) - North America Premiere
"Dangerous Liasons" (Hur Jin-ho) - North America Premiere
"English Vinglish" (Gauri Shinde) - World Premiere
"Free Angela and All Political Prisoners" (Shola Lynch) - World Premiere
"Great Expectations" (Mike Newell) - World Premiere
"Hyde Park on Hudson" (Roger Mitchell) - World Premiere
"Inescapable" (Ruba Nadda) - World Premiere
"Jayne Mansfield's Car" (Billy Bob Thornton) - North American Premiere
"Looper" (Rian Johnson) - World Premiere *OPENING NIGHT FILM*
"Love, Marilyn" (Liz Garbus) - World Premiere
"Midnight Children" (Deepa Mehta) - World Premiere
"The Reluctant Fundamentalist" (Mira Nair) - North American Premiere
"The Silver Linings Playbook" (David O. Russell) - World Premiere
"Thermae Romae" (Hideki Takeuchi) - North American Premiere
"Twice Born" (Sergio Castellitto) - World Premiere
"A Few Hours of Spring" (Stephane Brize) - North America Premiere
"Anna Karenina" (Joe Wright) - International Premiere
"At Any Price" (Ramin Bahrani) - North America Premiere
"The Attack" (Ziad Doueiri) - World Premiere
"Byzantium" (Neil Jordan) - World Premiere
"Capital" (Costa-Gavras) - World Premiere
"Caught in the Web" (Chen Kaige) - International Premiere
"Cloud Atlas" (Tom Tykwer, Andy Wachowski, Lana Wachowski) - World Premiere
"The Deep" (Baltasar Kormakur) - World Premiere
"Dormant Beauty" (Marco Bellocchio) - International Premiere
"Dreams for Sale" (Nishikawa Miwa) - World Premiere
"End of Watch" (David Ayer) - World Premiere
"Everybody Has a Plan" (Ana Piterbarg) - International Premiere
"Foxfire" (Laurent Cantet) - World Premiere
"Frances Ha" (Noah Baumbach) - World Premiere
"Ginger and Rosa" (Sally Potter) - World Premiere
"Hannah Arendt" (Margarethe von Trotta) - World Premiere
"The Hunt" (Thomas Vinterberg) - North America Premiere
"The Iceman" (Ariel Vromen) - North America Premiere
"Imogene" (Robert Pulcini) - World Premiere
"The Impossible" (J. A Bayona) - World Premiere
"In the House" (Francois Ozon) - World Premiere
"Kon-Tiki" (Joachim Roenning and Espen Sandberg) - International Premiere
"A Late Quartet" (Yaron Zilberman) - World Premiere
"A Liar's Autobiography - The Untrue Story of Monty Python's Graham Chapman" (Ben Timlett, Bill Jones, Jeff Simpson) - World Premiere
"Lore" (Cate Shortland) - North America Premiere
"Mr. Pip" (Andrew Adamson) -
"Much Ado About Nothing" (Joss Whedon) - World Premiere
"No." (Pablo Larrain) - North America Premiere
"Outrage Beyond"(Takeshu Kitano) - North America Premiere
"The Perks of Being A Wallflower" (Steven Chbosky) - World Premiere
"The Place Beyond the Pines" (Derek Cianfrance) - World Premiere
"Quartet" (Dustin Hoffman) - World Premiere
"Reality" (Matteo Garrone) - North America Premiere
"Rust and Bone" (Jacques Audiard) - North America Premiere
"The Sapphires" (Wayne Blair) - North America Premiere
"The Sessions" (Ben Lewin) - International Premiere
"Tai Chi 0" - (Stephen Fung) - North America Premiere
"Thanks for Sharing" (Stuart Blumberg) - World Premiere
"The Time Being" (Nenad Cicin-Sain) - World Premiere
"To The Wonder" (Terrence Mallick) - North American Premiere
"Venus & Serena" (Maiken Baird) - World Premiere
"Writers" (Josh Boone) - World Premiere
"Zaytoun" (Eran Riklis) - World Premiere
What are your thoughts on this excellent line-up? Most anticipated? For me: To The Wonder, Rust and Bone, The Place Beyond the Pines, The Silver Linings Playbook, Looper, Hyde Park on Hudson & Argo.
Now I wish I could go to the festival. Unfortunately, money and mental health reasons will prevent me to attend. I just hope some of these films will play later this year. Especially To the Wonder.
ReplyDeleteThat's a shame, man. I was considering coming over this year, but decided I could not afford it and decided to focus on some local fests. I imagine it will be released in the thick of Oscar season. For us, I'm going to assume early next year some time.
DeleteThis makes me so happy I live in Toronto's neighbouring city. I'm really excited about the lineup and hope to catch a few films!
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! I am jealous. Here in Australia, Melbourne International Film Fest. is our biggest. I live in Sydney so its not far to travel for a few days and catch some films. I hope you get to see some great stuff :-)
DeleteI'm looking forward to attending.
ReplyDeleteDesperately wish you could attend Andrew. I'm pretty sure there're more films than this though.
I thought it looked kinda slim-ish. I bet there are a heap of other great films also playing, but not as Galas or Special Presentations. I wish I was attending but such is life.
DeleteThe line-up is stunning- basically the fall and winter's most anticipated films, almost all dreaming of awards season! I wish I could be there to see Argo, Great Expectations, Hyde Park on Hudson (Olivia Colman!!), Anna Karenina, Rust and Bone, The Place beyond the pines and Silver Linings!
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