Toronto Film Fest

2007‒2016 sorted #TIFF films/reviews/videos …so everyone could #PickTheBestOfTheFest at the #Toronto International #Film #Festival® — @TOfilmfest

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#TIFF2023: We asked 34 insiders which movies they’re most excited to see at the festival https://t.co/bKXcCSWa4f #TIFF

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Thanks again @PeterHowellFilm for letting us chase #TIFF23 buzz in today's @TorontoStar :-)

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#TIFF23 wild card pick — SIRA (Apolline Traoré):
@JonathanRomney of @Screendaily says: “…bringing echoes of Shekar Kapur’s 1994 BANDIT QUEEN…”
https://t.co/yX70Iwz5ag #TIFF

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#TIFF23 LAST SUMMER (Catherine Breillat) — “Catherine Breillat, a fearless and subversive writer/director, explores power, desire and consent, adapting the story of an ambitious, passionate and skillful woman who wants it all —including control.” #TIFF

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it's nice to be back, chasing the buzz at #TIFF … :-)

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Kitty Green’s “𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗥𝗼𝘆𝗮𝗹 𝗛𝗼𝘁𝗲𝗹” and Kristoffer Borgli’s “𝗗𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗺 𝗦𝗰𝗲𝗻𝗮𝗿𝗶𝗼,” films about nightmares in different guises, top the 23rd Annual @TorontoStar “Chasing the Buzz” poll of films insiders most want to see at #TIFF23:
https://t.co/poez7iKa5H #film

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#TIFF17 WHAT WILL PEOPLE SAY (Iram Haq) — “Norwegian-Pakistani director/writer/actress Haq delves further into semi-autobiographical territory following her feature debut I AM YOURS, with her most personal film to date.” #TIFF

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#TIFF17 I LOVE YOU, DADDY (Louis C.K.): “Sixteen years after Louis C.K.’s first studio-feature almost ruined his filmmaking career, the successful writer/director/comedian has returned with a black-and-white, 35mm indie that’s sure to surprise and challenge.” #TIFF

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#TIFF17 What’s the hottest #TIFF title? Film buffs offer 25 good bets
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#TIFF2016 THE BIRTH OF A NATION (Nate Parker): “Actor/writer/director Nate Parker brings the remarkable story of Nat Turner’s slave rebellion to life, which has drawn controversy to both the screen and the filmmaker.” #TIFF

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#TIFF16 MOONLIGHT (Barry Jenkins) — “Writer-director Jenkins’ MEDICINE FOR MELANCHOLY got our vote as first-time buzz chasers eight years ago, and his long-awaited second feature film is a daring must-see.” #TIFF

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#TIFF16 Our 16th annual ‘Chasing the Buzz’ poll of the most keenly awaited movies at #TIFF
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#TIFF15 Victoria (Sebastian Schipper) — “150 extras; 134 minutes unfolding in real-time; 22 locations; 12 pages of script; 6 assistant directors; 2 leads; 1 genuine uninterrupted shot, for the entire movie.  Astonishing.” #TIFF

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#TIFF15 The hottest #TIFF tickets in town: Our annual ‘Chasing the Buzz’ poll
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#TIFF14 THE TRIBE (Myroslav Slaboshpytskyi) — “Miroslav Slaboshpytskiy’s feature debut uses only sign language (no subtitles or voice-over) to immerse us into the violently tribal underworld of a deaf boarding school.” #TIFF

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#TIFF14: The buzz is for Bill Murray
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#TIFF13 OF GOOD REPORT (Jahmil Qubeka) — “Initially banned in South Africa, Jahmil Qubeka’s controversial feature stirred worldwide debate until it finally won approval for release, plus ‘Artistic Bravery’ prize from the Durban Film Fest.” #TIFF

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#TIFF13: 12 Years a Slave tops our annual buzz poll
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#TIFF12 SLEEPER’S WAKE — “Deon Lotz starred in our favorite film from last year, BEAUTY (SKOONHEID), and he returns for writer/director Barry Berk’s first feature film, based on the novel.” #TIFF

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#TIFF12 MIDDLE OF NOWHERE: “Ava Duvernay became the first black woman to win best director at Sundance, with the lead-debut of the radiant Emayatzy Corinealdi.” #TIFF

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#TIFF12 CLIP (Maja Milos) — “Sex, drugs and mobile phones collide with a 14-year-old Serbian teen, in Maja Milos’ first film, winning Rotterdam’s Tiger award, but already banned in Russia.” #TIFF