The first day in Toronto for the Toronto International Film Festival is always a crazed one for me. I run around the city, checking into my hotel, picking up my press pass, and plunking my butt down with the Press/Industry schedule and the big, honkin' programme book to juggle a slate of "must sees", "sounds goods", and "hrm, I guesses".
In order to make this September 3rd task a little easier, I've been trying to sort through the TIFF website and came up with this rough list of some titles I am most likely going to see (if the schedule permits):
- Acolytes (Jon Hewitt)
- American Swing (Mathew Kaufman and Jon Hart, USA)
- Appaloosa (Ed Harris, USA)
- Blind Loves (Juraj Lehotský, Slovakia)
- Burrowers, The (J.T. Petty)
- Chocolate (Prachya Pinkaew)
- Deadgirl (Marcel Sarmiento Gadi Harel)
- Detroit Metal City (Toshio Lee)
- Dungeon Masters, The (Keven McAlester, USA)
- Eden Log (Franck Vestiel)
- Fear Me Not (Kristian Levring, Denmark)
- Ghost Town (David Koepp, USA)
- Good, The Bad, The Weird, The (Kim Jee-woon, South Korea)
- In the Shadow of the Naga Phawat (Panangkasiri, Thailand)
- JCVD (Mabrouk El Mechri)
- Martyrs (Pascal Laugier)
- Not Quite Hollywood (Mark Hartley)
- Rachel Getting Married (Jonathan Demme, USA)
- RocknRolla (Guy Ritchie, United Kingdom)
- Secret Life of Bees (Gina Prince-Bythewood, USA)
- Sexykiller (Miguel Martí)
- Tony Manero (Pablo Larraín, Chile/Brazil)
If anyone has any early feedback about these or any other TIFF flicks, please drop a comment bomb.
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