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Toronto International Film Festival announces another stellar line-up
The 35th Toronto International Film Festival announces another stellar line-up of films across five programmes, including the newest in cutting-edge filmmaking, international cinematic discoveries and new works from established masters. MAVERICKSNotable guests from the world of film and beyond share revealing anecdotes and engage in unforgettable discussions.
Bruce Springsteen Interviewed by Edward Norton: Grammy, Golden Globe and Academy Award®-winning musician Bruce Springsteen visits Toronto for the World Premiere of See the entire Mavericks line-up VISIONSFilms that push boundaries and challenge notions of mainstream cinema.
A genre-defying work of cinematic transcendence, The Four Times (Michelangelo Frammartino) follows the journey of an elderly shepherd through the afterlife. See the entire Visions line-up VANGUARDFilms that are youthful and irreverent; the cutting edge of contemporary life.
Equal parts black humour and bloody dementia, Cold Fish (Sion Sono) is the true story of a Japanese fish dealer who was responsible for more than 40 murders. See the entire Vanguard line-up DISCOVERYProvocative feature films by new and emerging directors.
A married couple (Maria Bello and Michael Sheen) are leveled by news that their 18-year-old son committed a mass shooting before taking his own life in Beautiful Boy (Shawn Ku). See the entire Discovery line-up CONTEMPORARY WORLD CINEMAThe best films from every corner of the globe.
Winner of the Camera d'Or at this year's Cannes Film Festival, Leap Year (Michael Rowe) follows the sexual exploits of a young woman who ominously anticipates the 29th day of February. See the entire Contemporary World Cinema line-up MASTERSThe latest works from the world's greatest filmmakers.
Winner of this year's Palme d'Or, Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives (Apichatpong Weerasethakul) takes viewers on a subliminal journey through a cinematic border zone where magic, transmigration of souls and generations of memory cohabit in a highly original masterpiece. See the entire Masters line-up 27.08.2010 | Editor's blog Cat. : Academy Award Ahmad Abdalla Alexandria Algeria Anselm Keifer Apichatpong Weerasethakul Apichatpong Weerasethakul Artist athlete Bruce Springsteen Bruce Springsteen Canada Cannes Film Festival CDATA Cinema of Thailand Contemporary World Cinema Daniel Espinosa Dealer Edward Norton Entertainment Entertainment Golden Globe Grammy Human behavior Iraq Jackie Jia Zhangke Ken Loach Louise Alston Lucy Major Maria Bello Max Winkler Michael Rowe Michael Sheen musician National Basketball Association North African cinema Palme d'Or Person Career Personal life Photographer Shanghai Shawn Ku Sophie Fiennes Steve Nash Terry Fox The 35th Toronto International Film Festival The Four Times toronto Toronto Toronto International Film Festival Toronto International Film Festival Uma Thurman Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives VANGUARD Films Vincent Gallo VISIONS Films Womance Xavier Beauvois FESTIVALS
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